EUME Discussions

EUME Discussions

EUME holds a rich network of scholars who keep the contact, the cooperation and exchange over years. For a general public EUME organizes roundtables, panel discussions or other public events, as film series, with EUME Fellows and other international scholars connected to the research program.

EUME Discussions

EUME Discussion
Thu 20 Jun 2019 | 19:00–22:00
EUME

Sudan: From War and Separation to Revolution?

Beats of the Antonov by Hajooj Kuka (documentary, 2014) — Film screening and discussion

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EUME Discussion
Thu 16 May 2019 | 19:30–22:00
EUME

Independent Egyptian Cinema

Poisonous Roses by Ahmed Fawzi Saleh (fiction, 2018) — Film screening and discussion

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EUME Discussion
Thu 25 Apr 2019 | 19:30–22:00
EUME

How Human are New Migration Policies?

Counting Tiles by Cynthia Choucair (documentary, 2018) — Film screening and discussion

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EUME Discussion
Thu 07 Mar 2019 | 19:00–21:00
EUME

Taking Refuge: Weaving Memory and History in Comics

A Conversation with Zeina Abirached (comic artist) and Rasha Chatta (EUME Fellow 2017-19), introduced by Aaron Tugendhaft (Bard College Berlin)

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EUME Discussion
Thu 21 Feb 2019 | 19:00–20:30
EUME

Finding a Consensus Between Islamic and Liberal/Secular Thought and Politics

Conversation: Rasheed Ghanoushi (Tunisia), Yassin Al Hajj Saleh and Amr Hamzawy (both Fellows at the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin)

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EUME Discussion
Thu 07 Feb 2019 | 18:30–22:30
EUME

Fanon, Africa and the Arab World

Introduction to Frantz Fanon’s “Wretched of the Earth” (1961) and film screening of “Concerning Violence” by Göran Hugo Olsson

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EUME Discussion
Thu 17 Jan 2019 | 19:30–22:00
EUME

Egyptian Realities and the Cinema of the Absurd

Film screening and discussion: Before I Forget by Mariam Mekiwi & The Aftermath of the Inauguration of the Public Toilet at Kilometer 375 by Omar El-Zohairy

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EUME Discussion
Thu 13 Dec 2018 | 19:30–22:00
EUME

Flying into Palestine

Film screening and discussion: 5 Minutes from Home by Nahed Awwad (Documentary, 2007, Palestine)

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EUME Discussion
Thu 22 Nov 2018 | 19:30–22:00
EUME

Poetics of Post-Revolution Cinema

Film Screening and Discussion: Cactus Flower by Hala ElKoussy

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EUME Discussion
Thu 25 Oct 2018 | 19:30–22:00
EUME

Discoveries from the Palestinian Archives

Film Screening and Discussion: Because the Roots Will Not Die by Nabiha Lotfi (Documentary, 1977, Lebanon/Palestine)

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EUME Discussion
Thu 20 Sep 2018 | 19:30–22:00
EUME

On the Poetics of Young Arab Documentary

Film screening and discussion: “Birds of September” (Tuyur Aylul) by Sarah Francis (Documentary, 2013, Lebanon/Qatar)

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EUME Discussion
Thu 14 Jun 2018 | 19:30–22:00
EUME

Love and Gender in Times of Displacement

Film screening and discussion: “Eccomi...Eccoti” by Raed Rafei (Documentary, 2017, Lebanon)

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EUME Discussion
Thu 17 May 2018 | 19:30–22:00
EUME

Female Subjectivity and Revolution

Film screening and discussion: “Dawn" by Nadine Salib, “Catharsis" by Alia Ayman and “Egyptian Jeanne d’Arc” by Iman Kamel

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EUME Discussion
Thu 19 Apr 2018 | 19:30–22:00
EUME

Freedom of Press in Egypt

Film screening and discussion with Taher Mokhtar (al-Nadeem Center), Aya Ibrahim (Deutsche Welle) and Ilyas Saliba (Amnesty International)

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EUME Discussion
Thu 15 Mar 2018 | 19:00–21:30
EUME

Layn – Where to?

Film screening and lecture: “Layn – Where to?” (by Fadi Yeni Turk, Documentary, 2006, Lebanon)

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EUME Discussion
Thu 08 Mar 2018 | 19:30–22:00
EUME

Migrating the Feminine

Reading by Nora Amin. Discussant: Murat Suner

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EUME Discussion
Thu 08 Feb 2018 | 20:00–22:00
EUME

Into the Sun: Lyrics of the Nubian Experience of Migration

Film screening and lecture: “Voyage to Nubia” (by Saad Nadim, Documentary, 1960, Egypt) and “The Nubia Train” (by Attiyat El-Abnoudi, Documentary, 2002, Egypt)

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EUME Discussion
Thu 25 Jan 2018 | 19:00–22:00
EUME

7th Anniversary of the Egyptian Revolution: Women, Arts, Body

Film screening and discussion: “Planting of Girls” by Viola Shafik and “The Thread and the Wall” by Mohamed Khaled

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