Urban Research 2014
a part of the
THE 10TH BERLIN INTERNATIONAL DIRECTORS LOUNGE [DLX] 6-16 Feb 2014

Opening screening 6 February 2014 at 20:00
Daily programs from 18:00 until late

Naherholung Sternchen
Berolinastraße 7
10178 Berlin / Mitte
located directly behind Cinema International und Rathaus Mitte, off U-Bahn Schillingstr.


Urban Research III
Subverting Leviathan
Friday, 14 February 2014 - 20:00 at Space B
http://berlinlounge.tumblr.com/tagged/14th%20Feb%202014

The new democratic movements also seem to come with a reemergence of
public space in the sense of life in the street. Even if some
governments use all their powers to  suppress changes, urban
movements seem to give public space a new meaning.  With a focal
point on the largest city of Turkey, the program brings together
different short films discussing urban changes concerning Istanbul,
Damascus, Tel Aviv, Illichevsk (Ukraine), Belfast and Germany.
Program:
Nisrine  Boukhari SY  A letter between two cities / Damascus - Vienna
06:35  2013
Sharon Horodi/ Cheb Kammerer DE Black Stains 10:00 2007
Maria Gonchar UA Creative Cities of Ukraine 11:23 2013
Sirin Bahar Demirel TR Living with Leviathan 11:00 2013
artizinconnu TR The City and The Memory - Have you seen Sulukule? 08:40 2009
Sylvia Winkler/ Stephan Köperl DE Alexandra Open 02:00 2009
Gertrud Schulte Westenberg/ Matthias Coers DE Mietrebellen -
Widerstand gegen den Ausverkauf der Stadt excerpt: 09:40 2014
Bingöl Elmas TR Hey Neighbor! 44:45 2014 WP


Urban Research is a special film program during the Berlin International Directors Lounge with three screenings and a loop program during the festival. The program is concerned with urban themes curated by Klaus W. Eisenlohr.

For years the urban landscape has been under rapid change. Due to the increased economic pressure and shift towards mono-functional uses of the city, public space more and more vanishes. The newly awakened interest in old city centers, which is a rather positive development, has also created new demands in conjunction with the deregulations of national and municipal city tasks: the city has mainly become an object for real estate investment.

On the other hand, new waves for urban movements towards a democratic renewal have appeared. A redetermination of public place may have come across, a new protest culture against the complete commercialization of the city has spread in places. Be it called neoliberal, new labor, social democratic, political-islam or post-Maoism, you name I. The radical loss of democratic political influences concerning urban development seems to have found a counter force in a rediscovery of the political space. The above sometimes extreme changes in the urban are also being reflected in creative art and film, or may even find their unique expression in the arts.




Links:

<http://www.urban-research.eu>http://www.urban-research.eu

Urban Research program

<http://www.urban-research.eu/DL2014/framesUrbanResearch.html>http://www.urban-research.eu/DL2014/framesUrbanResearch.html


The complete DLX festival program:

<http://www.berlinlounge.tumblr.com>http://www.berlinlounge.tumblr.com

<http://www.facebook.com/events/427500950714283>http://www.facebook.com/events/427500950714283
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Klaus W. Eisenlohr, Osnabrücker Str. 25, D-10589 Berlin, Germany



email:                  kl...@richfilm.de
and film production:            http://www.richfilm.de


phone:                  int.- 49 - 30 - 3409 5343 (BERLIN)
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