Tue, September 20, 2022 at 5:30 p.m
Studio 103, Oesterholzstrasse 103, 44145 Dortmund
“Where are you from?” Racism against black people is omnipresent. In the documentary short film “Schwarze Perspektive” (2020), black people from Witten talk about racism, racial profiling, German colonial history and explain why the “Black Lives Matter” movement should be understood as the beginning of a social rethink.
On September 20, Lanre Aranmolate and Andrea Lötscher will present their film in Studio 103 and talk to the protagonists about their experiences. Admission is free.
Interviews: Lanre Aranmolate
Direction, camera, editing: Andrea Lötscher
Lanre Aranmolate is a psychologist. He studied at the University of Witten/Herdecke. He wrote his bachelor thesis on “The experience of black people of color in relation to positive racism.”
Andrea Lötscher is an ethnologist and filmmaker. www.mondrosen.com
Project sponsor: IKBZ. International culture and meeting center eV Witten. The film was funded as part of the federal program “Democracy Life!”
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The film screening is a project by Andrea Lötscher as part of the “Sawubona 103” program by Julia Rumi / Machbarschaft Borsig11 eV, in cooperation with the KulturMeileNordstadt, funded by the Ministry of Culture and Science of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia, by Interkultur Ruhr and by the Dortmund Cultural Office , realized with the opportunities of the residents of the Borsigplatz district. https://www.borsig11.de
