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Anything is possible in the movies. Journeys to distant planets and intimate insights into the lives of our neighbors. Or into the everyday lives of people with whom we think we have nothing in common. In the movies, we learn things about the world and about ourselves. We enter a dark room one after the other and leave it together. We don't have to dress up or read up beforehand. We can come as we are and when we leave, we always take something with us.

In our series "Real Existing Utopianism", we focus on cinema as a place between utopia and escapism and talk to people who make cinema possible. People who make films and stories (re)visible in the cinema that would otherwise have been lost long ago. Who take cinema to places where there is actually none. Whose personality flows into the program selection or who feed their personality from film programs. People for whom the cinema is their workplace or second home.
Of course, we also show movies. With treasures from archives, enthusiastic collective works and critical voices, declarations of love and fan favorites. A program of short films, documentaries, feature films, essays and experimental works from eight countries and three decades.

ENG: Anything is possible at the cinema. Journeys to distant planets and intimate glimpses into the lives of our neighbors. Or into the everyday lives of people with whom we think we have absolutely nothing in common. In a movie theater, we learn things about the world and about ourselves. We enter a dark room one after the other and leave it together. We don't need to dress nor read up beforehand. We can come as we are, and when we leave, we'll definitely take something away with us.
In our screening series "Real Existing Utopianism," we explore the movie theater as a place between utopia and escapism and talk to people who make that possible. Because everything is possible, at the cinema.

The series is part of the program "Arsenal on Location" by Arsenal - Institut für Film und Videokunst e.V.
This series is part of the program "Arsenal on Location" by Arsenal - Institut für Film und Videokunst e.V.

Arsenal on Location ist gefördert durch / is funded by den Hauptstadtkulturfonds