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EthnoKino Film Festival 2023

Vision Talk: Anthony Hüseyin /
Trans Kashmir

Saturday, 2 December, 6:00 pm

Talk & Film Screening
+ Mediterranean Apero from 5:00 pm

Vision Talk:
Anthony Hüseyin

“O” – an Intersectional, Interdependent Trans-Disciplinary Resistance with Anthony Hüseyin (Singer/Songwriter – Performance Artist, Vocal Coach, Curator, Berlin)

In the letter “O”, which has neither beginning nor end, the line runs in circles and repeats its shape again and again. Anthony in their Vision Talk will share how their work evolved since the phenomenal Gezi Park Resistance in Turkey to become the project “O”, an album that reflects the return to the rediscovery of their gender, their childhood, and their attachment to Zeki Müren, who is considered by many to be the most important queer exponent of Turkish Art (Classical) Music history. Anthony considers Müren as the first example of a nonbinary Turkish artist and a great influence on their music style. Their album alludes to Müren’s as well as contemporary electro-pop music while referring to the third genderless person pronoun in Turkish called “O”, which means “he”, “she” and “it” in one word. Thus, their concept album “O” symbolises Anthony’s personal and artistic quest as a queer, POC, non-binary musician from Turkey. Stylistically, the album “O” is a combination of contemporary electro-pop music with a pinch of techno- house-nu-disco and the Turkish Art Music (Türk Sanat Müzigi) of Zeki Müren. In their work, Anthony approaches voice as a spectrum as well as their gender and expands the normative gender constructions and thus voice.

Trans Kashmir

Documentary, India 2022, 61 min, Director: Surbhi Dewan, S. A. Hanan English, Kashmiri and Urdu with English Subtitles

Trans Kashmir

Once entertainers and employees of the royal court, Kashmiri Hijras were believed to have mystical powers and were treasured members of society. Today, they fight for dignity and basic human rights. For generations, the transgender people of Kashmir have worked as matchmakers and performers. Still, their gender, economic and socio-political realities make them some of the most vulnerable people in the world today. Offering an intimate glimpse into their unique culture, resilience, and beauty, this documentary chronicles the growing movement to secure basic human rights. Featuring the pre-eminent gender rights activist in Kashmir, who is fighting to ensure the future survival of this community.

Mediterranean Apero from 5:00 pm
supported by Baba Food
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EthnoKino Film Festival 2023

2–5 December

EthnoKino Film Festival 2023

Dedicated to visionaries and pioneering storytellers across the globe, we are an international action community of practice, working towards systemic change through the power of authentic and meaningful storytelling. Our catalytic home cinema of the commons and commoning film practices intend to co-create a nourishing influential mov(i)ement for societal cohesion and to enact integral transformation for deep planetary impact.

In 2023 we designate the EthnoKino film festival’s theme as “resilient”. We explore how human beings around the world interpret and manifest resilience. The various ways they resist, disobey and practice strength and hope in the face of adversity, challenges and injustices. From forcefully displaced populations to those born strangers to their own communities, those change-makers transforming and transcending the societies they are part of; through social initiatives, educational projects, co-creative engagements of art and poetry, and other interventions, we will explore what resilience means in its full humanity and wholeness.

Overall, in a world of immense interactions and global technological advancements, accompanied by unprecedented movements, colonialism, climate change, war and conflicts, we will look and continue to create inspiring stories addressing the world’s biggest problems in search of solutions to planetary challenges.

Festivals Community Bern, Mexico City & Berlin 2023:
Eda Elif Tibet, Cihan Elci, Melike Atmanoğlu, Mahroo Movahedi, Kai Matthiesen, Ama Vanessa, Sarah Keller, Senol Sen, Inanc Tekguc.

Before the first screening on Saturday, 2 december:
Mediterranean Apero from 5:00 pm
supported by Baba Food
 
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