1. “We Are Perfect”: They are often talked regarding publicly without letting them have their say. The Polish documentary provides a forum for young trans people and those who do not feel fully male or female. Parents’ perspectives are not left out. Saturday, 4:45 p.m., Central
2. “Fluchtburg”: The film by Bernhard Sallmann from Linz traces the remote house in the Giant Mountains (Poland) in which the writer Gerhart Pohl retreated from 1933 to 1945 following he was banned from writing. It also became a base for opponents of the regime and those being persecuted. Sunday, 11 a.m., Movie 2
3. “Who if not us? The fight for democracy in Belarus”: Juliane Tutein filmed and researched in Belarus for three years and portrays the women at the forefront of political protest in the country, shown on Sunday, 2 p.m., Central. This will be followed (4 p.m., OK Deck) by the panel discussion “fe:male positions – The Salon” regarding female resistance.
4. “Sea View”: The Linz art university graduates Julia Gutweniger and Florian Kofler shed light on the start of summer on the Adriatic coast (before the tourists come) and the work processes that ensure a good life for the guests. Sunday, 7:45 p.m., Central
5. Director Aliona van der Horst is considered a master of visual language, “Crossing Europe” dedicates a special section to the Dutch artist. On Saturday (4 p.m., OK Deck) she talks regarding her work.
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Nora Bruckmüller
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Nora Bruckmüller
