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60 Berlin community members — including children, teenagers and adults, professional and amateur artists from various disciplines — address music, movement and poetry to explore questions of home and belonging, dream and utopia, and experiences of trauma in this 20‑minute collaborative experimental film.
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60 Berlin community members — including children, teenagers and adults, professional and amateur artists from various disciplines — address music, movement and poetry to explore questions of home and belonging, dream and utopia, and experiences of trauma in this 20‑minute collaborative experimental film.
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Genre:Music
Directed By:Nadin Deventer, Andrés Aguiló, Lina Ashour, Frederik Britzlmair, Joel Grip, Andrés Hilarión, Chris Jonas, Nelly Köster, Cal Ola, Ahmed Shah
Written By:Nadin Deventer
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Berliner Festspiele
Cast
Nadin Deventer, Andrés Aguiló, Lina Ashour, Frederik Britzlmair, Joel Grip, Andrés Hilarión, Chris Jonas, Nelly Köster, Cal Ola, Ahmed Shah
Director
Milton Camilo
Dancer
Simon Sieger
French voice-over / Maracas / Flute / Tuba
Lina Ashour
Arabic voice-over / Performer
Lorna Popp
English voice-over / Performer
Rugie Berg
Finnish voice-over / Performer
Nicole Uebing
German voice-over / Performer
Hyunjeong Park
Korean voice-over / Gayageum
Mina Mahdyar
Persian voice-over / Performer
Joel Grip
Double Bass
Michael Griener
Percussion / Drums
Assane Seck
Tama / Djembe / Sabar
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