The Long Night of Science at the Humboldt Forum
After the Oscar-nominated documentary “I Am Not Your Negro,” Raoul Peck has presented a cinematic document that is as multi-layered as it is much discussed: “Rottet die Bestien aus! Starting with the injustice of the colonial powers, he exposes the ideology of white supremacy that is still deeply embedded in us today.
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Ein zum Tode Verurteilter auf dem elektrischen Stuhl im berüchtigten Gefängnis Sing Sing im Bundesstaat New York, USA/ aus dem Dokumentarfilm "Rottet die Bestien aus!", Arte (2022)
The four-part ARTE series paints an unsparing picture of European colonialism. From the genocide of the American First Nations to the trade with enslaved people to the Shoah: a film essay, across 600 years of history, a journey into the heart of darkness. Personal, fast-paced, evocative.
As part of the Long Night of the Sciences, the Humboldt Forum, in cooperation with ARTE and the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, will show all four one-hour parts of the series on one evening. The film series will be contextualized and discussed by experts in keynote lectures and talks.
- It is possible to visit individual program points of the ARTE Film Night.
- 14 € / 9 €. Tickets only via Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften!
- 18 years and older
- English with undertitles
- Ground floor, Video Panorama
- Belongs to: in_finite. Living with Death
Tip: With the same ticket of the Long Night of the Sciences visit the event "Klima_un_gerechtigkeiten..." (Climate_injustice...). at the Humboldt Lab from 19:00-24:00.
