14 december
KURDISH LENS
Rojava support screening
NL Copenhagen Underground presenteert samen met Filmhuis
Cavia Kurdish Lens op 14 december. Het is een programma van vier korte
documentaires van vier onafhankelijke Koerdische filmmakers, wiens
verhalen de Koerdische strijd toont in thematische vormen van verzet en
kunst.
De toegang van elke vertoning is op donatiebasis en de totale
opbrengst gaat naar de Koerdische Rode Halve Maan, die individuen en
families bijstaat met medische hulp en onderdak na de Turkse inval van
Rojava en de nog steeds bezig zijnde bezetting, agressie en
onderdrukking.
Mocht je niet aanwezig kunnen zijn bij de vertoning, maar wil je de regio Rojava evengoed helpen: je kan hier een donatie maken.
EN Copenhagen
Underground presents Kurdish Lens with Filmhuis Cavia on 14 December. It's a program of four short documentaries from four
independent Kurdish filmmakers whose stories depict the Kurdish struggle
in thematic forms of resistance and art.
The entrance is on a donation basis with 100% of the proceeds being given to the
Kurdish Red Crescent, to assist individuals and families who are in need
of medical support and shelter after the Turkish invasion of Rojava and
its continued occupation and aggression.
If you cannot make it to the
screening and would like to support Rojava, we highly encourage you to
make a
donation of any kind.
Zaterdag 14 december, 17:00
SPECIAL
Kurdish Lens (Rojava support screening)
Qelershk (Raven)
Shukri Mahmood | 21'
A Yizidean painter who, after escaping ISIS captivity in
2014 but not their daily threats, continues devoting his life to art
while primarily depicting the Kurdish struggle as well as the cultures
of the region in his work.
My Clayey Conception
Zanyar Muhammadineko | 2017 | Iran | 3'
A short video portrait of a Kurdish veteran of war who finds peace in his work with clay.
Evan: A Survivor’s Story
Rafiqfuad Yarahmadi | 2018 | UK/Koerdistan | 18'
After fleeing Kurdistan from ISIS as a journalist covering
the Peshmarga front lines, this documentary (created and also directed
by his translator) shows the difficulties of today’s asylum seeking
process and the stress it bears on families who are kept apart by borders
and unjust immigration practices.
Nu Jin (New Life)
Veysi Altay | 2015 | Koerdistan | 48'
Nu Jin is centered around a YPJ battalion in Kobane and tells the stories of the everyday women who have dedicated their lives wholly to revolution.
