- Workshop: Becoming a Storyteller - Exchange space with Rafiki Fariala
- Workshop: Collaborative Filmmaking – Why relationship matters
- Workshop: Different modalities of invisibility - The light and love in our eyes
- Workshop: Exchange space with Hà Lệ Diễm
- Workshop: Iranian Visual Anthropology through missing archives - Film screening and film talk on “Under the Shadow of the Oak Tree”
- Workshop: Multimodal Performance Ethnography - Towards collaborative future-making
- Workshop: Queering Visual Anthropology - irritation, confrontation, finding home
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Workshop: Collaborative Filmmaking – Why relationship matters
What are essentials to a sensitive approach to film? How does relationship-building in filmmaking influence the whole experience for all participants? What does collaboration really mean in a practical sense … mehr
Workshop: Different modalities of invisibility - The light and love in our eyes
Films are made of light, and we cannot make films without light. Yet light itself only becomes visible through the aspects of the world that it reveals. And to complicate … mehr
Hà Lệ Diễm is an independent female filmmaker working in Vietnam. CHILDREN OF THE MIST is her first feature-length documentary film. Behind the making of the film, lies a deep connection between the protagonist Di and the filmmaker Hà Lệ Diễm. They accompanied each other over a time frame of over three years in their day-to-day life. The filmmaking practice intertwined during the process with a sphere of friendship, emotional responsibility, and shared experiences.
We will start with a Q&A with the filmmaker about the background of the film and the general question of finding characters, stories, co-creators, mentors, equipment, funding, etc. as an independent film project. After that, the focus will especially lie on the role of empathy with the protagonists through emotional connection within the filmmaking process.
This workshop could open an exchange space for young students and filmmakers to share experiences about the important role of empathy in filmmaking and the sphere of ethical negotiations that comes with it.
Hà Lệ Diễm, studied journalism in Hanoi journalism, earning her diploma in 2013. CHILDREN OF THE MIST is her first documentary to be supported by a grant from the Sundance Institute Documentary Film Program and received the Best Director Award at IDFA in 2021.
This workshop is a reflection of my journey as a female Iranian student in Visual Anthropology, based on the research project that I conducted during my bachelor studies at the … mehr
Workshop: Multimodal Performance Ethnography - Towards collaborative future-making
Our present is defined by uncertainty – social, political, economic, and ecological – and how we understand and relate to such uncertainty shapes how we forge our futures. In recent … mehr
How can we use methods of irritation and confrontation within our filmmaking practice to irritate the status quo and show that there are more ways of being in and experiencing … mehr

