Featuring
Dáša Raimanova & Zofia Brom · 2018 · 1h11m
Three women from minority groups in Poland critically explore what it’s like to be Black, Muslim or LGBTQ+ in the increasingly hostile environment of Europe.
Wednesday, Oct. 25, 7:30pm
Polyland (2018, Dáša Raimanova & Zofia Brom)
Admission
By donation (suggested: €5)
COVID-19
Let's take care of each other! In case of need, you can find rapid tests and FFP2 masks by a free offer, at the bar counter.
We are happy to invite you to our upcoming screening, coorganized with the local Die Schenke – geldlos. We will screen Polyland and there will be special guests (no spoilers yet!) after the screening for our usual Q&A.
The screening starts at 8pm, but doors open at 7.30pm: see you then!
Die Schenke – geldlos: it is a free store, free café and a queer feminist safe space based in Vienna. The idea of a free store is simple: many people have useful things that they don’t need anymore. Other people in turn might be looking for exactly these things, can maybe not afford them or don’t want to spend money on them.Besides the free store, there is a café based on donations, in which there is no need to consume. During opening hours there are tea and cake, sometimes also small meals. The theory behind our free store is based on gift economics. Some of the opening hours are FLINTA* only.
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