2024 Special Topic Film Programme

Image of the Film Offshore
image of the film Offshore
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image of the film Offshore
Image of the film Offshore

Offshore
Sunday 10.11.2024 | 16:00

Hazel Falck (UK | 2022 | 20 mins)

Language: English

Subtitles : English

Moderation Language: English

KoKi CINEMA ROOM


Three weeks on, three weeks off. Offshore brings together oil workers’ unique perspectives on the coming energy transition and explores what climate justice really looks like for workers and communities around the UK North Sea. The film looks at how communities and regions have been impacted by past industrial decline, the risks workers face in an increasingly precarious industry and how they can organise for the future.





Image of the film Hearing No Objection
Image of the film Hearing No Objection
Image of the film Hearing No Objection
Image of the film Hearing No Objection

Hearing No Objections: Youth Activism at COP28
Sunday 10.11.2024 | 16:00

Emily Boyle (Switzerland | 204 | 29 mins)

Language: French

Subtitles : English

Moderation Language: English

KoKi CINEMA ROOM


This documentary follows the journey of two Swiss youth delegates (Solange Zongo and Alexis Balimann) at the world’s most talked-about climate conference to date, COP28. The short film sheds light on the challenges to youth participation at global climate negotiations, and their efforts and commitment to influence the conference’s outcome. Featuring climate advocates from all over the world, the film explores the crucial dimension of space in these negotiations, highlighting the need to make the said space more inclusive. At the very essence of this documentary resonates a call to action from a vibrant voice of youth. A youth united in unwavering solidarity, relying on its collective strength and commitment to hold policy-makers accountable and echoes the call of its generation for bolder climate action.





Note: Although no entrance fee is required, it is recommended to book in advance. Choose the film session you are interested in on our Filmfreeway platform (tickets are organised per film name and follow the chronological order of our festival). There are no assigned seats.  Please come half an hour before the session. We will give away the tickets that haven’t been collected 15 minutes before the session starts.

















wheelchair access / RollstuhlbefahrbarThe cinema is accessible via a ramp.
need for assistance for toilets / hilfestellungThere are also toilets accessible with a wheelchair. However assistance might be required since there are a few (heavy) doors to open to arrive to it.
The Galerie is NOT equipped with an inductive sound system. We use one microphone for the discussion afterwards. It is attached to a cable so it is less flexible. We invite members of the public to wait having the microphone before saying something.
Information about languages is provided above. We tend to provide live interpretation towards English or German when needed (it might be whispered). However live interpretation is harder to put into place when some speakers are taking part online.

€

No entrance fee is required. We invite our public to support the festival through a donation at the end of the sessions. You decide how much you want to give.