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SUMMARY;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Movie: “Our Short Life” + Q&A with author Carolin Würfel
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:DEFA feature film (1981) based on “Franziska Linkerhand” +=0D=0Adiscussion on the state of women’s emancipation in the GDR and the=0D=0AFRG in the 1980s=0D=0A=0D=0AGDR 1981 *=0D=0A* Director: Lothar Warneke=0D=0AScreenplay: Regine Kühn and Lothar Warneke, based on the novel=0D=0A*Franziska Linkerhand* by Brigitte Reimann=0D=0ACast: Simone Frost, Gottfried Richter, Dietrich Körner, Christian=0D=0ASteyer, Barbara Dittus, Hermann Beyer, Christine Schorn=0D=0A=0D=0AFranziska Linkerhand is a young architect with high standards—not=0D=0Aonly for herself but also for socialist urban planning. She expects=0D=0Amore from urban planning than simply meeting quotas by building as=0D=0Amany apartments as possible. Newly developed neighborhoods should not=0D=0Amerely be “dormitory towns,” but rather offer residents an=0D=0Aattractive living environment through their architectural design and=0D=0Aamenities, thereby bringing socialism to life. Franziska decides to=0D=0Aleave the academic world of Dresden and play an active role in shaping=0D=0Athe countryside. Her supervisor, however, is not at all enthusiastic=0D=0Aabout her extravagant ideas and reacts to Franziska’s zeal for=0D=0Areform with vigorous resistance.=0D=0A=0D=0AThe fact that she is ultimately able to get her way time and again is=0D=0Anot primarily because she is valued as a person or for her=0D=0Aprofessional expertise, but rather because of her youthful charm. It=0D=0Aseems that while the young woman has learned to use this to her=0D=0Aadvantage, she is at the same time more adrift than in control in a=0D=0Arough, often violent male-dominated world—both in her personal and=0D=0Aprofessional life.=0D=0A=0D=0AFollowing up on a discussion that began in May of this year with the=0D=0Aauthor of the book “Three Women Dreamed of Socialism” and the=0D=0Aaudience in May of this year regarding the state of women’s=0D=0Aemancipation in the GDR and the FRG, we were able to secure Carolin=0D=0AWürfel to contextualize the film and the unfinished novel by Brigitte=0D=0AReimann that inspired it from both an East German and a feminist=0D=0Aperspective.=0D=0A=0D=0AThis event is taking place in cooperation with and with the kind=0D=0Asupport of the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation M-V.=0D=0A=0D=0AAs always, the café opens at 6 p.m. and remains open for post-event=0D=0Adiscussions. Admission is 3 euros.=0D=0A
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