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A Film Project from Gaza: 22 Short Films by Palestinian Directors for the Oscars "From Ground Zero" is a film project that includes 22 short films created by young directors from Gaza. These films, ranging from three to six minutes long, were produced as part of the film school of Palestinian filmmaker Rashid Masharawi. The initiative emerged after the new conflict with Israel, which escalated following the attacks on October 7, 2023. Through various perspectives, the project presents a realistically tragic portrayal of Gaza, where despair alternates with hope. The project takes on the character of a reportage film and serves as a vital historical and human testimony to what is happening in Gaza. It depicts life in refugee camps, the rubble of destroyed buildings, and the sounds of bombings and aircraft flying overhead. The short films share many common elements, despite their differing stories, as they all depict Gaza, convey suffering and pain, and often use voice-over narration. The genres of the films are diverse: fiction, documentary, animation, and experimental cinema. For example, in Fragments, there is the use of black-and-white imagery and drawings in the story of a girl who "spiritually" searches for her dance group, trying to trace the memories of a happier past. In Out of Frame, painting and sketches capture the view of Gaza, especially focusing on the composition of a painting that highlights the divide between reality and its perception. While there are qualitative differences among the films, this is not the main concern, as all of them are united by the urgency of telling their stories. This urgency is evident in the nervous movements of the handheld camera, and even though some of the forms are more elaborate, they are never intrusive. Notable films include No Signal, which depicts a man’s desperate attempts to rescue his brother trapped under rubble. The film is powerful due to its claustrophobic nature, as it is filmed in a confined space. A School Day tells the story of Khaled, a student who walks through tents, markets, and ruins until he reaches the grave of his teacher, who died during the war. Every fragment of From Ground Zero leaves an impression, serving as a historical, political, and especially human document. In fact, it can be seen as a single film, with recurring sounds and noises of daily life in Gaza echoing throughout. Despite the prohibitive working conditions, many directors emphasize the vitality of the Palestinian cultural and artistic landscape. The lost dream of filmmaker Ahmed Assouna, who now must focus on saving his family's life, is explored in Sorry Cinema, while Everything is Fine tells the story of a stand-up comedian who offers comfort in a refugee camp. These films represent both a dramatic break with the past and a glimpse into the future.

A picture from the past is sent anonymously to Jesko's mobile phone. Out of nowhere, he is confronted with something that he had actually buried deep in the turmoil of his youth at Catholic boarding school. What actually happened back then? Memories of Father Stein, who regularly photographed the pupils back then, come to mind. The search for the sender of the picture begins, but also the search for the truth and how to deal with a time at school that was perhaps more traumatising than he would like to admit. Three former schoolmates are sought out. All of them have taken different paths in life, have different memories of what happened and have different ways of dealing with the events that are now being set in motion.

After a conviction, young Jojo has to do community service in a retirement home as punishment. Every day he shows up in old Leo's room to paint the walls. Leo, a former boxer trapped in his lonely resentment, initially ignores the intruder. But little by little a dialogue begins between the two, which at first is a confrontation, then becomes a challenge and finally turns into a friendship that unites them.

The Carezza Snow Night on the Pra di Tori slope enchants visitors with an impressive show: King Laurin and the seven dwarfs come to life, a torch descent lights up the slope with a magical glow, and breathtaking freestyle and telemark performances captivate the audience. The Carezza Ski School amazes with stunts, while powerful snow groomers command the piste. The grand finale is a stunning firework display that colors the winter landscape in vibrant hues. An unforgettable experience for the whole family!

Spectacular aerial photographs provide an overview of the rugged habitat of the Stelvio National Park. This documentary film portrays the Alpine animals and plants in their natural environment. Film in German language 5:00 p.m. / Film in Italian language 4:00 p.m. Film made of Marco Polo e Thomas Vonmetz copyright:PR Video / Rai Südtirol /Prov. Autonoma Bolzano Südtirol Dip. 28

performed by the Theaterkiste Lengmoos at the SchartnerAlm Bistro at 7 p.m. Dinner with chef Jakob Eckl, directed by Karin Verdorfer. Reservations: Tourist Association Ritten/Renon, Tel. +39 0471 356100. Price: € 60 Menu with aperitif & theater

The musical repertoire ranges from Tenco to De André, passing by Modugno, Agosti, Guccini, Battisti, De Gregori, Vecchioni, Lolli, Pietrangeli, singer-songwriters, who have marked the history of Italian music, participants and interpreters of a major social change in our country. Booking required.

Teresa Reichl (D): ‘Bis jetzt’. Bayerischer Kabarettpreis ‘Senkrechtstarter’ 2023 Finalistin 20. Hamburger Comedy Pokal 2022 Jugendkulturpreis Dingolfing 2021 Kulturförderpreis Regensburg 2021 Teresa Reichl is almost 30 years old and has not achieved any of the goals she set for herself at 16. No house, no husband, no children. On the other hand, she has a girlfriend and a three-legged cat. And instead of teaching, there is the stage. How do you realise you are an adult if you make money from jokes? And how do you make money with jokes when, all of a sudden, a depression comes along? Life is varied when one builds one's own milestones, goes from performing to therapy and does not have the fear of accidentally getting pregnant. Life is also an adventure when you oscillate between small towns and big cities, between roast pork and iced milk with oats, between classic literature and TikTok trends. Then, suddenly, studies end and you find yourself choosing which insurance to take out, while it seems like only yesterday you came of age. No wonder Teresa, in her private life, prefers to do nothing - yet she always has something to tell. Very light-hearted feminist cabaret. A perfect balance between serious social criticism and funny entertainment.

Theatre review Heretical Bodies 2O24.25 and meetings, readings, workshops

The C. MONTEVERDI Conservatory invites you to its free concert series ‘Monteverdi in concert’ from 29th January 2025!

ABBA - Mamma Mia and more brings the legendary pop group ABBA to the stage in an energetic, high-impact show that will thrill and excite the audience! Hits such as 'Waterloo', 'Fernando', 'Money Money', 'Dancing Queen', 'Mamma Mia' and many more will make for an unforgettable evening with Abba. The audience will be transported back to the 70s and 80s while singing and dancing to these unforgettable classics. 15.02.2025 Bolzano Waltherhaus Advance ticket sales: now available in all Athesia bookshops and online at: www.ticketone.it

at the Ice rink/Ritten Arena in Klobenstein from 2-4.30 p.m., The Spielewelt Eppan and clown Berta ensure games and fun. Raika Ritten covers the costs for admission and skate rental

Adapted from The Welkin by Lucy Kirkwood translation Monica Capuani and Francesco Bianchi with (o.a.) Giulia Agosta, Alvise Camozzi, Matilde Facheris, Viola Marietti, Francesca Moscatello, Marika Pensa, Valeria Perdonò, Maria Pilar Pérez Aspa, Arianna Scommegna, Chiara Stoppa, Anahì Traversi, Arianna Verzeletti, Virginia Zini, Sandra Zoccolan direction Serena Sinigaglia production Teatro Carcano, Teatro Nazionale di Genova, Teatro Stabile di Bolzano, LAC - Lugano Arte Cultura, Teatro Bellini di Napoli duration: 90 minutes

'I love the epic, I love the chorus, I love the tragicomic nuance: The Empyrean is all of this together. And that's not all: it tells a compelling story. It is a contemporary text that dares to be set in the 1700s, precisely in March 1759. A contemporary text in costume? No way!’ Serena Sinigaglia brings to the stage L'Empireo (The Welkin), the most recent text by British playwright Lucy Kirkwood, winner in 2014 of the Laurence Olivier Award, the highest accolade in British theatre, whose plays are hosted and produced by the National Theatre and the Royal Court Theatre in London. Translated by Monica Capuani and Francesco Bianchi, L'Empireo (The Welkin) is presented for the first time in Italy. ‘L'Empireo is an extremely monumental and ambitious text: set in the mid 18th century in rural England, it tells the story of a jury of twelve women summoned by a judge who cannot execute a girl for murder because she claims to be pregnant,’ writes Capuani, journalist and translator, a point of reference for English and French theatre literature. ’The female jury will have to decide the truth or otherwise of this claim, and will thus have the power of life and death over her. From this female microcosm, the fundamental and timeless issues of women's lives in any era emerge. First of all, the unfair treatment that the law written by men still exerts on women and their bodies‘’. Sinigaglia continues, ‘Empireo is the first play I have come across that tackles gender issues and does so without conceding anything to rhetoric or banality. It is dry, rough, true, on a par with reality. It also gives space to actresses, 19 characters of which 17 are female. A nice inversion from the average of characters conceived and written for women'. Ticket: www.teatro-bolzano.it/

Discover ANOUK, the new and eagerly awaited children's musical for the whole family. Based on the popular children's books by Hendrikje Balsmeyer and Peter Maffay, an impressive production for children aged four and over is currently being created. Anouk is a lovable and helpful girl. However, there is one thing she doesn't like at all: going to bed! Her parents are all the more surprised when Anouk suddenly goes to bed at night full of anticipation. What they don't know: Every night, a magical door opens to a world full of fantasy and adventure for Anouk. She experiences exciting adventures, accompanies pirates on treasure hunts, masters challenges in the jungle and meets colourful characters at the fair. In the process, Anouk makes new friends and helps other children in difficult and challenging situations. When she recounts her night-time adventures the next day, her parents always say: "Honey, you only dreamt it!". all just a dream!" But Anouk has "proof" that this is not the case. And her grandma seems to know more about it...