Festivalimpressions 2017 - Thursday, 23.11.
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The two experts Renate Müller-Wollermann and Franziska Plümmer
are answering the question of the audience after the film “Hooligan
Sparrow”. |
Franziska Plümmer is a research associate PhD student in sinology
and Korean studies at Tübingen’s university. |
Renate Müller-Wollermann is a honorary employee at Amnesty
International and serves as a coordinator for work relating to Taiwan, Japan and
Mongolia. |
The film “Hoolingan Sparrow” was shown in cooperation with
the Amnesty International group from the University of Tübingen. The
group also had an information stand at the cinema foyer. |
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At the thematic evening “Women’s organisations in Rojava” film
clips dealing with the issues of domestic violence and child marriage from
the film collective “Komina Films” were shown. |
Spokesperson Meike Nack talked about the social structure and gender equality
in the self-governed society in the Kurdish area of northern Syria and
their challenges. |
Meike Nack works for the women’s-initiative “WJAR – Foundation
for Free Women in Rojava” and is a European speaker. |
After the presentation, open questions were discussed in the cozy atmosphere
of Club Voltaire... |
...and the guests had the opportunity to see the exhibition “Rojava - spring
of the women”. |
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Photos: Alexander
Gonschior |
