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Part 2: Inside – Dissolution of boundaries within boundaries

They were self-confident, radical, and subversive: before 1989, female filmmakers from the GDR and Hungary grappled with social ills and unflinchingly documented both themselves and their surroundings. Their works stand as artistic testaments to resistance, self-assertion, and the quest for spaces of freedom.

On August 21 and 22, a two-part series presents a selection of short films, accompanied by a supporting program.

Today the second evening opens with a conversation. Hungarian director Mari Cantu and German film scholar Conny Klauß discuss their personal experiences and the general situation faced by filmmakers of that era, linking these topics to contemporary questions regarding memory and artistic expression.

This is followed by the short film program "Inside – Transcending Boundaries within Confinement":

FLIRT: HYPNOSIS (FLIRT: HYPNOSE) by Ildikó Enyedi, Hungarian People's Republic 1979, 25’

UNDER WHITE CLOTHS (UNTER WEISSEN TÜCHERN) by Cornelia Schleime, GDR 1983, 9’

LEILA AND THE LION (LEILA UND DER LÖWE) by Mari Cantu & Marian Kiss, FRG 1982, 10’

TRIOLETS (TRIOLEN) by Dóra Maurer, Hungarian People's Republic 1981, 11’

NUDE PHOTOGRAPHY – E.G. GUNDULA SCHULZE (AKTFOTOGRAFIE – Z.B. GUNDULA SCHULZE) by Helke Misselwitz, GDR 1983, 12’

*All films are presented with English subtitles.*

*The Hungarian films also feature German subtitles.*

Curated by Linn Löffler; moderated by Nihan Sivridag.

Gefördert durch das Bezirksamt Pankow für Weiterbildung und Kultur

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Additional information

Tickets: €10 (reduced €8), available online up to 1 hour before the screening. Remaining tickets at the box office. No seat reservations – come early for the best spots (no towels!).

Most films are shown in their original language with German subtitles. German films are often presented with English subtitles when available.

Please park your bikes at the racks opposite the entrance. Do not leave them in the green areas of the park.

They strongly recommend using public transport (Trams M4, M13, 12, 27 / Buses 156, 255, 259, X54).

We accept cash & card payments. 

Well-behaved dogs are generally allowed, as long as they don’t disturb others.

Accessibility

The venue is partially wheelchair accessible, but not fully barrier-free. Unfortunately, no accessible toilets are available nearby.

An accessible restroom on the big stage is available, please talk to the staff.

Accompanying persons of severely disabled visitors with a “B” disability ID enter free of charge. Assistance dogs are welcome.

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August 2026
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