“Demba”: interview with director Mamadou Dia
Mamadou Dia explores grief and healing in "Demba" a poignant narrative set in Senegal, igniting vital conversations about mental health.
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Ibrahim al Hussein, Qutaiba Naefa - Central Airport THF #Berlinale2018 fredfilmradio
PODCAST| Nicolò Comotti interviews Ibrahim al Hussein and Qutaiba Naefa, protagonists of the film Central Airport THF.
The Brazilian director Karim Aïnouz is back at the Berlinale with his latest documentary Central Airport THF. At the festival, he came by along with his two protagonists, 20-year-old Ibrahim al Hussein, from Syria, and the Iraqi gentleman Qutaiba Naefa. FRED’s Nicolò Comotti had the pleasure to talk to them, and learn from their courage and intelligence.
Central Airport THF: Tempelhof Airport in Berlin is Europe’s largest heritage building. It became a symbol of both National Socialist self-aggrandisement as well as of freedom during the airlift of 1948/49. Since autumn 2015 several hangars have been providing temporary shelter for refugees. Like the other 2,000 people here who have fled their homeland, Ibrahim from Syria and Qutaiba from Iraq dream of being able to make a new start. Full of hope, they work with translators, doctors, language teachers and job agents to prepare for life in their new German home. The lack of private space and communication and administrative barriers are some of the challenges they face while, on the nearby recreation area of Tempelhofer Feld, Berliners and tourists escape their daily routine. Chaos and harmony: two very different worlds in one place. Karim Aïnouz spent a year following these men in search of a place they can call home. The film’s sensitive and well-composed images capture their lives that are shaped by uncertainty, stress and anguish, but also jollity and aspirations. The building’s architecture and the changing seasons add a surreal dimension. A portrait of a city within a city that is also a snapshot of Europe caught between utopia and crisis.
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BerlinaleMamadou Dia explores grief and healing in "Demba" a poignant narrative set in Senegal, igniting vital conversations about mental health.
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