As a film student in 1991, Can Candan interviewed migrants of Turkish origin from Kreuzberg: What did the fall of the Wall mean for them and their everyday lives? What fears and hopes did they associate with it? How did they deal with the flare-up of racism?

In “Walls 2.0”, authors Jana König, Elisabeth Steffen and Inga Turczyn interview some of the participants in “Duvarlar” again: How do they view issues such as racism, nationalism and economic exploitation today? Are there new 'walls'? People from the eastern part of Berlin also have their say.

“Duvarlar - Mauern - Walls” (D, 2000), directed by Can Candan

Excerpts from the film “Walls 2.0 - migrant and anti-racist perspectives on the fall of the Wall” (D, 2011)

Film talk
Pia Eiringhaus, Curator Outreach at the Berlin Wall Foundation
Jana König, Head of Collection at the FHXB Museum
Inga Turczyn, freelance author and director for documentary film

Moderation: Nora Hogrefe, Head of the Coordination Office for Historical City Markings, Active Museum

Free admission
Reading in German spoken language
Wheelchair-accessible

A cooperation between the Berlin Reappraisal Commissioner and the FHXB Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg Museum.
Further information at

https://www.berlin.de/aufarbeitung/mein-kiez/artikel.1421814.php