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"Her Stories- Filmmakers with African Roots" erster Filmabend: "A Lot Like You"- Eintritt frei

At Frauenkreise Berlin, Berlin, Germany
On 21st February 2013 7 p.m.

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Erste “A Lot Like You” Filmaufführung in Deutschland!

Eintritt frei!

Mit: Eliaich Kimaro, Filmemacherin, via Skype zugeschaltet aus Seattle, USA, Eintritt frei.

Die Regisseurin und Drehbuchautorin Eliaichi Kimaro erforscht in ihrem preisgekrönten Film zärtlich, intellektuell und reflektiv ihre komplexe Identität als Amerikanerin tansanisch-koreanischer Herkunft.

„A Lot Like You“ offenbart einen sehr persönlichen Blick auf die Geschichte postkolonialer Immigranten. Kimaro verortet ihre persönliche Familiengeschichte innerhalb eines sozialen, historischen und politischen Kontexts der afrikanischen Entkolonialisierung, transnationalen Beziehungen, Klasse und Gender-Politik.

Veranstalter: Frauenkreise und das Bildungswerk Berlin der Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung, Realisiert mit Mitteln der Stiftung Deutsche Klassenlotterie Berlin. Medienpartner sind: AfricAvenir, AFROTAK TV CyberNomads und die Reihe Colours of Feminism.

Ort: Frauenkreise, Choriner Str.10, 10119 Berlin-Mitte

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