Berlin International Short Film Festival – INTERFORUM
Militant cinema is often associated with the anti-colonial movements and liberation struggles of the 1960s and 1970s. Yet the motivations behind it are more relevant than ever: war, occupation, authoritarianism and the struggle for control over images.
In conversation with the Sudanese curator and producer Talal Afifi, we explore what militant film might mean today – not as a genre or visual style, but as the relationships between filmmakers and the communities with whom they work.
In curatorial collaboration with Sudan Film Factory.
Dates
November 2026
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