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6:15 PM

#FEMALE PLEASURE (EUFF 2019)

Film|European Union Film Festival 2019

  • Studio Room 303, Chong Yuet Ming Cultural Centre, The University of Hong Kong

  • Orignal Version with English subtitles

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In cooperation with the European Union Office and other partners, the Goethe-Institut is pleased to present showing the new documentary on sexual violence, #FEMALE PLEASURE, on the occasion of International Women's Day. The cinematographer of the film, Anne Misselwitz from Berlin, will present the film at Hong Kong University (HKU). The screening will take place at 18:15 followed by a panel discussion with Dr. Ing. Petula HO (HKU), Anne Misselwitz (Berlin) and Prof. Mette Hjort (HKBU). For more information about this event and the latest updates, please visit our Facebook page.

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#FEMALE PLEASURE

Director: Barbara Miller, Switzerland/Germany, 2018, 97 min.

#FEMALE PLEASURE embarks on a journey to discover female sexuality in the 21st century. The film questions millennial patriarchal structures, as well as todays omnipresent porn culture. #FEMALE PLEASURE accompanies five extraordinary women around the globe, reveals universal contexts and shows the successful fight of these courageous women for a self-determined female sexuality and an equal, sensual relationship between the sexes.

Anne Misselwitz

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Anne Misselwitz is a freelance cinematographer based in Berlin. Having trained at the London College of Communication (BA Hons Film & Video, 2001), Anne then received her Diploma from the HFF „Konrad Wolf“ Filmschool Potsdam Babelsberg (Diploma in Cinematography, 2007).

Anne has worked in numerous countries, including Iran, India, Uganda, Russia, former Yugoslavia, Israel, Palestine and many others. Her work has been shown at major international festivals and won various awards. At the IFFF 2009 in Dortmund / Collogne she was awarded with the Prize for Women Directors of Photography in the category of documentary films for „The Amount of Small Things“.

Primarily a cinematographer, Anne has also directed two of her own films („Twilight“ (2001) and „Belgrade Backspin“ (2005).