Tuesday, 19:00 (Location: Spedition)
Sunday, 20:00 (Location: CITY 46)

Length aprox. 107 Min.

Original with German subtitles and German with English subtitles.

The evening starts with the end of a long date in 6:23 AM. In BLACK HAT, the main character finds more than just their lost hat and THE ORPHAN tells the story of a child who experiences rejection for being different. SKIES ARE NOT JUST BLUE documents the stories of four people and how their identities as queer and Muslim harmonise with each other, and a party flirt in BOLDLY GO leads to an unexpected revelation. STRANGERS tells of a romance in old age, and BATHROOM PRIVILEGES describes discriminating situations in public bathrooms.
Afterwards, HOW TO MAKE A RAINBOW accompanies the life of a mother and her child and as the evening draws to an end, REVOLVO's protagonists take revenge.

Content warning: mention of suicide (Skies Are Not Just Blue)

Wednesday, 19:00 (Location: Spedition)
Sunday, 15:00 (Location: City 46)

Canada | 2019 | Direction: P. Pike | 102 Min. |

English with German subtitles

"We are people of revolution. We are here because others have rebelled. Because others have stood in solid resistance!"
Phillip Pike's documentary tells the story of Toronto's black queer and trans* community. Diverse, cross-generational accounts are dedicated to the struggles for visibility and against police violence in building a powerful black queer community that today culminates in Toronto's chapter of the "Black Lives Matter" movement.

The film shows the courage, tenacity, dedication and creativity with which activist communities and discourses have been built, the organization of safer and more life-affirming spaces, and last but not least, always gives room for dance in this queer black revolution!

Content warning: verbal aggression against black people

Screening organized by CITY 46.
For more information and further screening dates, visit www.city46.de

Description of the movie see here

Trailer see here

Friday, 17:00 (Location: CITY 46)
Saturday, 22:00 (Location: CITY 46)

Argentina | 2018 | Direction: A. Carri | 115 Min. |

Spanish with German subtitles

From Tierra del Fuego to the southern tip of Patagonia, three friends embark on a road trip in which they explore the freedom of their sexuality. One of them wants to shoot a porno, the second wants to save her family's Gran Torino, the third is wanted by the police after getting into a bar fight with homophobes. Throughout a breathtaking landscape, director Albertina Carri, one of the most prominent representatives of New Argentinian Cinema, unfolds an explicit, poetic and sensual journey towards the freedom of sexual identities beyond claims of possession and monogamous ways of loving. Porno polyamorous.

Content warning: explicit sex scenes

Friday, 19:30 (Location: City 46)

Hongkong I 2019 I Direction: R. Yeung I 92 Min. I

Cantonese with German subtitles

Pak has been a taxi driver in Hong Kong his whole life and can't quite let go of work yet. While cruising in the park he meets Hoi. Hoi is already retired and, like Pak, has grandchildren. Calmly and subtly, the film observes the two getting closer - and how difficult it is to break out of one's own social conventions and deal with issues such as isolation in old age, traditional family roles and religiously motivated homophobia.

Friday, 22:00 (Location: CITY 46)
Sunday, 17:30 (Location: CITY 46)

Germany | 2020 | Direction: J. M. Schmit | 82 Min. |

German with English subtitles

Markus owns an ostrich farm in the Uckermark region and takes attentive care of his grandmothers. Out of his loneliness, grows the desire to live in a queer community in a big city like Berlin. In his new apartment, his boxes are already waiting for him to unpack. Then he falls in love with Duc. Tucké Royale's screenplay and acting depicts queerness on the countryside in a glorious triviality. Even through the summer solitude of the Brandenburg, the tender interaction of all participants is refreshing, in front as well as behind the camera.

Saturday, 17:00 (Location: CITY 46)

Ukraine | 2018 | Direction: A. Kovalenko | 86 Min. |

Ukrainian with German subtitles

Alina, 20, plays in the first Ukrainian football league and hopes for a position in the national team. After her mother dies, however, she also has to look after her two little siblings, as her good-for-nothing stepfather does nothing but gamble away the social benefits. Together with her partner and grandmother, Alina tries to do justice to both. A doc-portrait of a passionate and strong young woman in the midst of difficult circumstances, without exhibition or embellishment, thus staying very close to her and her dreams.

Content warning: depiction of corpse, mention of violence towards children

Saturday, 19:30 (Location: CITY 46)

USA, Philippines | 2019 | Direction: I. Sandoval | 95 Min. |

English, Tagalog, Russian with German subtitles

Olivia lives undocumented in the USA and earns some money as a caregiver for Olga. She gets to know Olga's grandson Alex and a love affair develops between them. When Alex finds out Olivia's secret, things become complicated and the chance of getting a residence permit by marrying Alex begins to sway. The film is directed by Isabel Sandoval, who brings experiences from her own life into the work and also plays the leading role in the film herself.

Friday, 17:00 (Location: CITY 46)
Saturday, 22:00 (Location: CITY 46)

Argentina | 2018 | Direction: A. Carri | 115 Min. |

Spanish with German subtitles

From Tierra del Fuego to the southern tip of Patagonia, three friends embark on a road trip in which they explore the freedom of their sexuality. One of them wants to shoot a porno, the second wants to save her family's Gran Torino, the third is wanted by the police after getting into a bar fight with homophobes. Throughout a breathtaking landscape, director Albertina Carri, one of the most prominent representatives of New Argentinian Cinema, unfolds an explicit, poetic and sensual journey towards the freedom of sexual identities beyond claims of possession and monogamous ways of loving. Porno polyamorous.

Content warning: explicit sex scenes

Wednesday, 19:00 (Location: Spedition)
Sunday, 15:00 (Location: City 46)

Canada | 2019 | Direction: P. Pike | 102 Min. |

English with German subtitles

"We are people of revolution. We are here because others have rebelled. Because others have stood in solid resistance!"
Phillip Pike's documentary tells the story of Toronto's black queer and trans* community. Diverse, cross-generational accounts are dedicated to the struggles for visibility and against police violence in building a powerful black queer community that today culminates in Toronto's chapter of the "Black Lives Matter" movement.

The film shows the courage, tenacity, dedication and creativity with which activist communities and discourses have been built, the organization of safer and more life-affirming spaces, and last but not least, always gives room for dance in this queer black revolution!

Content warning: verbal aggression against black people

Friday, 22:00 (Location: CITY 46)
Sunday, 17:30 (Location: CITY 46)

Germany | 2020 | Direction: J. M. Schmit | 82 Min. |

German with English subtitles

Markus owns an ostrich farm in the Uckermark region and takes attentive care of his grandmothers. Out of his loneliness, grows the desire to live in a queer community in a big city like Berlin. In his new apartment, his boxes are already waiting for him to unpack. Then he falls in love with Duc. Tucké Royale's screenplay and acting depicts queerness on the countryside in a glorious triviality. Even through the summer solitude of the Brandenburg, the tender interaction of all participants is refreshing, in front as well as behind the camera.

Tuesday, 19:00 (Location: Spedition)
Sunday, 20:00 (Location: CITY 46)

Length aprox. 107 Min.

Original with German subtitles and German with English subtitles.

The evening starts with the end of a long date in 6:23 AM. In BLACK HAT, the main character finds more  than just their lost hat and THE ORPHAN tells the story of a child who experiences rejection for being different. SKIES ARE NOT JUST BLUE documents the stories of four people and how their identities as queer and Muslim harmonise with each other, and a party flirt in BOLDLY GO leads to an unexpected revelation. STRANGERS tells of a romance in old age, and BATHROOM PRIVILEGES describes discriminating situations in public bathrooms.
Afterwards, HOW TO MAKE A RAINBOW accompanies the life of a mother and her child and as the evening draws to an end, REVOLVO's protagonists take revenge.

Content warning: mention of suicide (Skies Are Not Just Blue)