Lobster in the cinema
This time, our “Cinema Europe” podcast is about one of the most famous and important representatives of the “Greek New Wave” – the director Yorgos Lanthimos and his film “The Lobster”. Aydin will introduce...
Kategorie: Cinema Europe
Cinema Paradiso
Was ist Kino? Ein veraltetes Medium der Filmvorführung, verdrängt von Fernsehen und Streamingdiensten? Oder das Eintauchen in faszinierende Welten, eine Verbundenheit durch gemeinsame Emotionen und das Erleben in einem gemeinsamen Raum? Was macht das...
Agnès Varda and the New Wave
Our Cinema Europe podcast is back with new episodes. This time it’s off to France: The French New Wave film movement, like cinema in general, has often been considered to be a more masculine...
Cinema Europe: We Are Young. We Are Strong
Rostock-Lichtenhagen, 1993: Three years after the German Reunification, a violent mob besieges a refugee home. It became known as one of Germany’s most severe xenophobic incidents since the end of World War II. The...
Trainspotting and Identities
In the new episode of Cinema Europe, Catarina and Lucia take a closer look at the opening scene of the cult film ‘Trainspotting’ (1993). Which “levels of identity” they found out, what it has...
Cinema Europe – TV show ‘Druck’
The second episode of our podcast ‘Cinema Europe’ is about the tv show ‘Druck’ (Pressure). Rosa and Marius introduce you to the special features of the tv show. They talk about the transmedial forms...
Cinema Europe
We have a new podcast! It addresses the social, cultural, political and also technological changes that our continent faces, and it addresses these issues through cinema. Why cinema you might ask? Well, on the...
