Agenda: Soon ?

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Tuesday 10.12.24

Nadine:

Live Conversation — EAVATEA

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Eavatea Screenshot 2024 11 14 at 10 26 48

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Monday 16.12.24

Art Cinema OFFoff:

Flicker Film

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Thursday 19.12.24

Art Cinema OFFoff:

Eva van Tongeren: Les mains qui travaillent

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Thursday 30.01.25

Mark Požlep: Everything Under

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Wednesday 19.03.25

Mark Požlep: Everything Under

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Full Archive

Agenda: Archive

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Tuesday 10.12.24

Nadine:

Live Conversation — EAVATEA

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Monday 09.12.24

Art Cinema OFFoff:

Eye on Palestine: Basma Alsharif (guest) + The Palestinians

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Alice Diop

Alice Diop was born in 1979 and raised in the Cité des 3000, a neighbourhood in the Parisian suburb of Aulnay-sous-Bois. In her work, she sets out to make visible those people she is “conditioned to reject”, to anchor their place in film history. She studied history at the University of Evry and documentary film at La Femis in Paris. She made her debut in 2005 with La Tour du monde, a docuseries in which she returns to the suburb where she grew up. This was followed in 2011 by La Mort de Danton, a movie about a 25-year-old black man from the Paris suburbs who tries to escape violence by taking an acting course. It was later followed by La Permanence (2016), and Nous (2021), among others. Saint Omer, Diop’s first feature-length film, immediately won the Grand Jury Prize at the 2022 Venice Film Festival. Since 2022, Diop has been co-curating the programme for “La Cinémathèque idéale des banlieues du monde” at the Centre Pompidou.