BERLIN DAYZ
Berlin Screens: Berlin On Film
04 – 08 Nov
Australian Centre for the Moving Image
Federation Square, Melbourne
Tickets: $14, $11 (concession)
Bookings: +61 3 86632583
„Der Wind der Veränderung blies bis in die Ruinen unserer Republik. Der Sommer kam und Berlin war der schönste Platz auf Erden. Wir hatten das Gefühl im Mittelpunkt der Welt zu stehen. Dort wo sich endlich was bewegte. Und wir bewegten uns mit.“ (Alex in Good bye Lenin! )
Less hectic and glamorous than New York or Paris, Berlin moves to a unique tempo that infuses its architecture, culture and citizens. With its remarkable and catastrophic history, the city of Berlin has played many roles in the 20th century, emerging as one of the world’s most fascinating and enduring cities.
| Thu 04 Nov |
8.00pm: Rhythm is it! |
| Fri 05 Nov |
7.00pm: Comrade Couture |
| Sat 06 Nov |
7.00pm: In Berlin 9.00pm: Berlin Babylon |
| Sun 07 Nov |
3.30pm: Comrade Couture 5.30pm: Berlin Vortex Followed by Q&A session with Marco Wilms. Special Outdoor Screening – free event |
| Mon 08 Nov | 7.00pm: Berlin Babylon Hubertus Siegert (1996-2001) 88 mins |
Guests:
Marco Wilms is a Berlin based former fashion model and successful documentary film maker. His film Comrade Couture/Ein Traum in Erdbeerfolie screened successfully at the 2009 Berlinale and internationally.
Carsten Beyer is a Berlin based film critic and journalist, who works for Deutschlandradio and RBB amongst others.
Presented by ACMI in cooperation with the Goethe-Institut Australia and Federation Square. Curated by Kristy Matheson.
