Festivalimpressions 2017 - Sunday, 26.11.
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The day started with a film and breakfast event at the women’s café “achtbar”.
Tata Milouda, a protagonist from the documentary „Patience, patience,
t’iras au paradis!“ was present at the event. |
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Tata Milouda is a poetry slammer and in 2012 she received the Ordre
des Arts et des Lettre from the French cultural ministry. |
Syrian and Kurdish women from the international women’s café Tübingen
spontaneously sang a song from the movie with Tata Milouda. |
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After the documentary “A Better Man” there was a follow up
discussion with expert Brigitta Kröhnert. |
Brigitta Köhnert works at the women’s shelter of the organisation Frauen
helfen Frauen e.V. (Women helping Women) and spoke about the
difficulties of leaving a violent relationship. |
In the evening, Tata Milouda was attending the screening of „Patience,
patience, t’iras au paradis!“ at Kino Museum. |
She spoke about her flight from Morocco to France and how she learned to
read and write when she was 50 years old. |
She recited one of her first text at the end of the audience discussion…
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...and touched the whole audience. |
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Following the feature film „Khamosh Pani – Silent Waters“ Pakistani
director Sabiha Sumar and her creative team discussed the film with the
audience. |
Sabiha Sumar talked about the development of the film and mentioned
that it was originally planned to be a documentary.
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Sachithanandam Sathananthan, producer of Sabiha Sumar’s films,
talked about the current political situation in Pakistan. |
Bernd Wolpert, director of EZEF (Evangelisches Zentrum für entwicklungsbezogene
Filmarbeit) and German distributor of Sabiha Sumar’s films
spoke about the current topicality of the film and the reasons behind
releasing a digitalized version of the film.
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Julia Rose, co-producer of the film, spoke about the shoot in Pakistan
and the challenges she faced as a woman. |
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Photos: Alexander
Gonschior |
