The five describe the sometimes dramatic circumstances that brought them to the Salzkammergut. They talk about foreignness, work, homesickness, pressure and perseverance and about what it means to actually feel at home in a place.

Documentary/ A-2024/ German with German subtitles/ 80 minutes
Directed by: Alenka Maly
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Themen:

• Ateliers Alte Weberei Ebensee
• Kulturraum Schönau 8
• Simple Smart Buildings Hallstatt
• Filmemacherin Ella Raidel
• Katharina Copony: Tu Harimau (That´s the Tiger)
• Die Moserei
• Almgrün – solidarische Landwirtschaft

 
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Lecture by Jona Moro, actor, gender researcher, activist, Vienna

Salzkammerqueer

In order to facilitate the exchange of experiences among like-minded people and those looking for support in rural areas, the women’s centres are helping to establish a queer community in the Salzkammergut with this project. The aim is to initially provide a home base and infrastructure for an active community that will exist beyond the duration of the project. The second goal is an experimental short film series and artistic photo positions that communicate queer life in the Salzkammergut via social media.
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“In the mainstream, inter* people are usually portrayed in a distorted and voyeuristic way. But what are their own stories that they want to share? Why have the performers become activists and vice versa? Why do they fight for human rights, visibility and the removal of taboos for people with variations in gender characteristics? What are the untold stories? In the setting of a TV talk show, the intersex performers share their own stories and experiences, sometimes crass, sometimes sad, sometimes funny or even absurd.”
The four sold-out performances were filmed and turned into a film. What does the cinematic translation of this evening of theatre look like? Where does this look at the topics of the intersex performers take us?

Salzkammerqueer

In order to facilitate the exchange of experiences among like-minded people and those looking for support in rural areas, the women’s centres are helping to establish a queer community in the Salzkammergut with this project. The aim is to initially provide a home base and infrastructure for an active community that will exist beyond the duration of the project. The second goal is an experimental short film series and artistic photo positions that convey queer life in the Salzkammergut via social media.
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The evening is a mixture of traditional dance floor, games and party. Estonian, Norwegian, Austrian and Italian traditional music and dances meet contemporary forms. It is about elements and rules of celebration as well as playful spontaneous moments and stereotypes. Because the art and power of celebration lies in the balance between the rules that define the exact sequence of festivities and free, spontaneous, intuitive forms of expression that express joy and affection among the revellers, high spirits, but also sadness and anger. It is about European commonalities of celebration as well as differences, about personal feelings of home and global humanity. Whether traditional or artistic – the planned meets the spontaneous, choreography meets the free dance floor. The audience is invited to take part in games, competitions, rhythmic and musical elements, traditional dances and funny movements. Forms of celebration from the Arctic, Estonia and Austria are used that are no longer common today. Using material from archival sources, they will be reconstructed and embedded in contemporary social contexts to inspire new developments – a Future of Folkart.

Under the motto “The Art and Power of Celebration”, participants and visitors will experience a culture of togetherness and cultural affiliations from different perspectives. The aim of “Ausdrahn – Village Party & Volxfest” is to incorporate diversity as well as international and intersectional perspectives into regional folk cultural forms of expression. In the artistic process, questions about origin and developments in social, contemporary and international discourses are answered differently than in conventional settings.

Given norms of celebration are taken up, questioned and combined with new, diverse forms of expression. These hybrid forms are intended to contribute to a better understanding of different people, reduce fear of change and open up a personal approach to celebrating through body awareness.

Participating artists:
Farah Deen, Irene Egger (artistic research), Matteo Haitzmann, Sigurd-Johan Heide, Tone Ingvaldsen, Johanna- Adele Jüssi, Simon Mayer, Ole Nilssen, Espen Nordheim, Markus Prieth, Patric Redl, Hannah Shakti-Bühler, Mario* Sinnhofer, Irma-Maria Troy, Hannah Maria Wimmer

Village Party meets Volxfest is a joint project by Art in Motion/Simon Mayer, Kartellet / Sigurd-Johan Heide, Johanna-Adele Jüssi Estonia and Austrian Folk Music and Song Society / Irene Egger.
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A moving, critical and entertaining drama that pleads for tolerance and solidarity. In a semi-documentary, unagitated style, the film traces the living conditions of the characters and portrays the resentment of the locals as well as the fear of refugees.
Worth seeing – from 14 yrs.

Cinema as a guests

Two institutions, whose extinction in rural regions has often been complained of, are more lively than ever under the motto CINEMA AS A GUEST and invite you on a cinematic culinary tour through the Upper Austrian foothills of the Alps from October to November. Taverns as well as cultural-gastronomic meeting places are transformed into inviting movie theaters that have more to offer than the obligatory popcorn bag. A diverse program of current Austrian and international auteur films is provided, among others, by Cultural Initiative 08/16 Gmunden. For the unique cinema experience, the traditional Wanderkino Steininger responsible from Linz.
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Cinema as a guests

Two institutions, whose extinction in rural regions has often been complained of, are more lively than ever under the motto CINEMA AS A GUEST and invite you on a cinematic culinary tour through the Upper Austrian foothills of the Alps from October to November. Taverns as well as cultural-gastronomic meeting places are transformed into inviting movie theaters that have more to offer than the obligatory popcorn bag. A diverse program of current Austrian and international auteur films is provided, among others, by Cultural Initiative 08/16 Gmunden. For the unique cinema experience, the traditional Wanderkino Steininger responsible from Linz.
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Cinema as a guests

Two institutions, whose extinction in rural regions has often been complained of, are more lively than ever under the motto CINEMA AS A GUEST and invite you on a cinematic culinary tour through the Upper Austrian foothills of the Alps from October to November. Taverns as well as cultural-gastronomic meeting places are transformed into inviting movie theaters that have more to offer than the obligatory popcorn bag. A diverse program of current Austrian and international auteur films is provided, among others, by Cultural Initiative 08/16 Gmunden. For the unique cinema experience, the traditional Wanderkino Steininger responsible from Linz.
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Cinema as a guests

Two institutions, whose extinction in rural regions has often been complained of, are more lively than ever under the motto CINEMA AS A GUEST and invite you on a cinematic culinary tour through the Upper Austrian foothills of the Alps from October to November. Taverns as well as cultural-gastronomic meeting places are transformed into inviting movie theaters that have more to offer than the obligatory popcorn bag. A diverse program of current Austrian and international auteur films is provided, among others, by Cultural Initiative 08/16 Gmunden. For the unique cinema experience, the traditional Wanderkino Steininger responsible from Linz.
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A carp pond reflects the gray sky. A deep, dark forest absorbs sunlight. An executed person is displayed on a hill. As proof. As a warning. An omen? The deeply religious and highly sensitive Agnes looks at the dead woman with compassion. Even with longing, because she feels a stranger in the world of her husband Wolf. An emotionally cold world full of work and expectations. Agnes withdraws more and more. Her inner prison is becoming ever narrower, her melancholy is becoming ever more overwhelming.

Cinema as a guests

Two institutions, whose extinction in rural regions has often been complained of, are more lively than ever under the motto CINEMA AS A GUEST and invite you on a cinematic culinary tour through the Upper Austrian foothills of the Alps from October to November. Taverns as well as cultural-gastronomic meeting places are transformed into inviting movie theaters that have more to offer than the obligatory popcorn bag. A diverse program of current Austrian and international auteur films is provided, among others, by Cultural Initiative 08/16 Gmunden. For the unique cinema experience, the traditional Wanderkino Steininger responsible from Linz.
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Followed by an audience discussion with the filmmakers

Cinema as a guests

Two institutions, whose extinction in rural regions has often been complained of, are more lively than ever under the motto CINEMA AS A GUEST and invite you on a cinematic culinary tour through the Upper Austrian foothills of the Alps from October to November. Taverns as well as cultural-gastronomic meeting places are transformed into inviting movie theaters that have more to offer than the obligatory popcorn bag. A diverse program of current Austrian and international auteur films is provided, among others, by Cultural Initiative 08/16 Gmunden. For the unique cinema experience, the traditional Wanderkino Steininger responsible from Linz.
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Film programme, panel discussion & concert

19/07/24

• 10:30 Who owns my village?
  (DE 2021, 96 min, German, English subtitles, Director: Christoph Eder | school screening, open to the public with ticket | Guest: Christoph Eder)
• 17:00 Otan o Wagner Sinantise tis Ntomates / When Tomatoes Met Wagner
  (GR 2019, 72 min, Greek/English/French, English subtitles, Director: Marianna Economou)
• 19:30 Disco
  (NO 2019, 94 min, Norwegian, English subtitles, Director: Jorunn Myklebust Syversen)

 
20/09/24

• 09:30 Dark Blossom
  (DK 2021, 80 min, Danish, English subtitles, Director: Frigge Fri |school screening, open to the public with ticket)
• 14:30 Ola – En helt vanlig uvanlig fyr / Being Ola
  (NO 2023, 72 min, Norwegian, English subtitles, director: Ragnhild Nøst Bergem )
• 17:00 Infinite Space
  (DE 2024, 94 min, German/Spanish/English, German subtitles, Director: Paul Raatz | Guest: Paul Raatz)
• 19:30 Anima – Die Kleider meines Vaters
  (DE 2021, 94 min, German, English subtitles, Director: Uli Decker | Guest: N.N.)

 
21/09/24

• 14:00 Who owns my village?
  (DE 2021, 96 min, German, English subtitles, Director: Christoph Eder | Guest: Christoph Eder)
• 15:45 Panel discussion “Salzkammergut, let’s live together!
  following Wem gehört mein Dorf? (guests: Christoph Eder (director), N.N.; moderator: Franz Koppelstätter (afo architekturforum oberösterreich))
• 19:00 Dark Blossom
  (DK 2021, 80 min, Danish, English subtitles, Director: Frigge Fri)

 
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Although these practices come from very different cultures, Kulenovics’ initiative aims to merge these two forms of expression into a single choir and musical composition. This endeavour aims to facilitate the exchange of vocal traditions and promote a collaborative soundscape. In addition, the project includes an artistic documentary film that follows the process of bringing these two communities and their singing practices together. The film aims to reflect the theme of local folklore of mythical interactions with nature through fictional performative actions inspired by regional fairy tales.

Hippies & Hunters

The project is the result of an intensive transdisciplinary research process that included interactions with the inhabitants of the two regions. It sheds light on the mutual scepticism and stereotypes that each group holds towards the other. The project seeks to overcome these initial misunderstandings by using the transcendent qualities of sound as a medium to promote deeper understanding.

Smirna Kulenovic is a transdisciplinary artist, researcher, filmmaker, lecturer and PhD candidate at the Berlin University of the Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts. She is currently working with the Open Documentary Lab at MIT, the Ars Electronica Centre and the Bohemian Pavilion in Venice. Her international engagements include the Yale School of Architecture, the Yale School of Drama, Oxford, the Royal Institute of Arts Stockholm, the University of London, Syracuse University New York and others.

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Market of the Future Salzkammergut

Dialogue formats from art, science, initiative culture and activism.
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The team from Werkstattbeisl will provide refreshments, with screening times between 21:00 and 23:00.

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Directly afterwards: Behind the scenes by Alenka Maly (2024)

In the idyllic courtyard of Neuwildenstein Castle, the large cinema screen, popcorn and drinks are available for an unforgettable film experience between mid-June and early September. The team from Werkstattbeisl will provide refreshments.

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The team from Werkstattbeisl will provide refreshments, with screening times between 21:00 and 23:00.

Experience a 360° panoramic tour through Bad Goisern on Lake Hallstatt…

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The team from Werkstattbeisl will provide refreshments, with screening times between 21:00 and 23:00.

Experience a 360° panoramic tour through Bad Goisern on Lake Hallstatt…

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The five describe the sometimes dramatic circumstances that brought them to the Salzkammergut. They talk about foreignness, work, homesickness, pressure and perseverance and about what it means to actually feel at home in a place.

Documentary/ A-2024/ German with German subtitles/ 80 minutes
Directed by: Alenka Maly
More about the project at salzkammergut-2024.at

Before that from 19:30: URLICHT PRIMAL LIGHT by Yaron Lifschitz (2024)

In the idyllic courtyard of Neuwildenstein Castle, the large cinema screen, popcorn and drinks are available for an unforgettable film experience between mid-June and early September. The team from Werkstattbeisl will provide refreshments.

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The team from Werkstattbeisl will provide refreshments, with screening times between 21:00 and 23:00.

Experience a 360° panoramic tour through Bad Goisern on Lake Hallstatt…

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between mid-June and early September. 

The team from the Werkstattbeisl will provide refreshments, and the screening times are between 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 pm. 

Experience a 360° panorama tour through Bad Goisern at Lake Hallstatt…

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The five describe the sometimes dramatic circumstances that brought them to the Salzkammergut. They talk about foreignness, work, homesickness, pressure and perseverance and about what it means to actually feel at home in a place.

Documentary/ A-2024/ German with German subtitles/ 80 minutes
Directed by: Alenka Maly
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The women’s football club Union Kleinmünchen from the district Kleinmünchen of the Upper Austrian provincial capital Linz was founded in 1980 and entered into a partnership with FC Blau-Weiß Linz in 2021. In 2022, the team once again achieved promotion to the Bundesliga. Union Kleinmünchen is a founding member of the women’s Bundesliga    “Stand Your Ground” provides a look behind the scenes of the most successful football club in Upper Austria and shows the stark differences in the structural conditions of women’s and men’s football and the struggle for a fair distribution of resources. 
Two of the three protagonists and the director himself, along with other guests, will talk about their experiences in an exciting discussion before the film screening. Author Birgit Ritzinger will be presenting her book “Verbote, Widerstände, große Erfolge: 100 Jahre Frauenfußball in Österreich” (Bans, Resistance, Great Successes: 100 Years of Women’s Football in Austria) 

Women’s and girls’ football in the Salzkammergut

How can football change culture sustainably? A women’s and girl’s project explores this question thoroughly.
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