[rohrpost] Displacement & Gentrification, Sasha Waltz, alternative culture in Berlin - documentary screening GESTERN MITTE MORGEN by Peter Zach, Monday, Feb. 6, 8:30 p.m. Lichtblick Kino

[Natalie Gravenor]

Documentary »Gestern Mitte Morgen« (Yesterday Mitte Tomorrow) by 
acclaimed filmmaker Peter Zach, whose new film »Beyond Boundaries« 
recently hit the screens of Berlin cinemas, is a portrait of the 
post-1989 alternative culture scenes coming out of the temporary 
autonomous zone that was Berlin's central district of Mitte. Taking his 
cue from Alfred Döblin's landmark novel "Berlin Alexanderplatz", Zach 
re-visits that story's Mitte locations and explores how artists and 
cultural activists engage with these spaces, both in the freedom they 
offered at the time (1995) and their historical legacy. We witness the 
origins of choreographer Sasha Waltz' reinvention of Tanztheater, 
remember Christo and Jeanne-Claude's era-defining Reichstag wrapping, 
revisit clubs and art spaces like Tacheles born out of squatter culture 
and follow seminal underground art galleries. Gestern Mitte Morgen 
celebrates the alternative culture of Mitte, a snapshot before some 
artists went on to broader success, while others continued to pursue 
their aesthetic project regardless of overground crossover.

Screening on Monday, Feb. 6, 8:30 p.m. Q&A with director Peter Zach

Lichtblick Kino, Kastanienallee 77, 10435 Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg

adm. 6.50/conc. 5.50

online ticket sales: 
https://www.kinoheld.de/kino-berlin/lichtblick-kino-berlin/vorstellung/1643648878/exblicks-gestern-mitte-morgen#panel-seats

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