Accompanying program for the exhibition “Inventing Queer Cinema”
As part of the exhibition “Inventing Queer Cinema,” the tour takes a look at the history of queer German cinema: at resistance and revolution, solidarity and innovation.
Image gallery
›Rafiki‹, Kenia 2018, Regie: Wanuri Kahiu Quelle: Salzgeber
The exhibition not only showcases important films but, above all, tells the stories of the experiences of many different people who work in film and cinema:
- What kind of cinema do they dream of, or have they dreamed of?
- What parallels emerge across the decades?
- Why did some projects fail, and what led to their success? How has queer cinema accompanied and commented on the history of emancipation?
- When has it actively shaped this history, and in what ways has it even influenced the so-called mainstream?
An event as part of Pride Month, in collaboration with the Center for Culture and Visual Communication of the Deaf in Berlin/Brandenburg e.V. (ZfK).
- Interpretation in spoken and German Sign Language (DGS)
Additional information
Dates
July 2026
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