Brigitte Krause

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A film poem by Steve Peinemann for Ramazan Avci, who was beaten to death on the streets of Hamburg by young Germans, and a fictional documentary about the welcoming of the millionth guest worker, Armando Rodrigez, who is presented with a moped.

A dryly humorous instructional film from West Germany about how to use an Arriflex 16BL camera.

Documentary about the Turkish Arzik family, who decide to return to Turkey after living in Hamburg for 18 years. Gül, their ten-year-old daughter who was born in Germany, is torn between fear and curiosity about the unknown and saying goodbye to her friend. Ali, the youngest son, has married a German woman and is the only member of the family to remain in Hamburg.

Hanayagi Genshyu: Capable of bloody violence, yet at the same time an empathetic dancer and singing all-round talent – an unusual Japanese woman who acts and lives according to her own individual and very radical standards. In her artistic interpretation of a classic Japanese work, she rejects rigid, tradition-bound stylization, allowing feelings to speak instead. She reinterprets the content from a woman's perspective.Hanayagi Genshyu: Capable of bloody violence, yet at the same time an empathetic dancer and singing all-round talent – an unusual Japanese woman who acts and lives according to her own individual and very radical standards. In her artistic interpretation of a classic Japanese work, she rejects rigid, tradition-bound stylization, allowing feelings to speak instead. She reinterprets the content from a woman's perspective.