Welcome to the Archive, Part 2: Films Out of the Can Onto the Screen

Cinémathèque Francaise co-founder (and spiritual father of the Nouvelle Vague) Henri Langlois once quipped that Britain’s preservation-oriented National Film Archive’s acronym N.F.A. actually stood for “no film available”. Indeed, it has been commonly (mis)conceived that preservation and access are mutually exclusive. Yes, projection does eventually wear down celluloid prints. But if nobody watches these films, isn’t that analogous to the proverbial tree falling in the empty forest? (more…)

“Dangerous Cinema” - Film and Censorship

On June 11th and 12th, the annual Colloquium of the German Association of Film Museums and State-Funded Cinemas was devoted to various aspects of film and censorship. (more…)

….We Have A Dream and Still We Rise….

XXV. Black International Cinema Berlin 2010 (May 4-8)

We have a dream!

We came from privileged backgrounds in the USA. Families intact, sufficient economic resources, university education, travel, etc. All of these we took for granted. When we were young, we thought everyone had the same lifestyle. As we matured, we became aware of how mistaken we were. (more…)

A COMPLEXION CHANGE - International & Intercultural Diplomacy

XXV. BLACK INTERNATIONAL CINEMA BERLIN

GERMANY & USA 2010

MAY 4-8

Rathaus Schöneberg (city hall)

John-F.-Kennedy-Platz

10825 Berlin-Schöneberg

“Footprints in the Sand?”

Fountainhead® Tanz Theatre

in association with international artists

Photographic Exhibition - Visual Documentation

JUNE 1-30

Rathaus Schöneberg (city hall) foyer

in cooperation with Commissioner for Integration, District Tempelhof-Schöneberg, Berlin (more…)

New Film Partner FDCL - The Center for Research and Documentation Chile-Latin America

realeyz.tv is pleased to announce its cooperation with the The Center for Research and Documentation Chile-Latin America e.V. (FDCL). The FDCL is our partner for the films Tambogrande and Choropampa. From today on, you’ll find background information, news and commentary posted here on a regular basis by the FDCL.

The FDCL is an information and communication center for people and groups who want to learn more about Latin America or get involved with Latin America-related issues. The FDCL has been in existence since 1974 and is well-known far beyond the borders of Berlin. The online streams are available at all times and are accessible from almost anywhere, they are a valuable tool for campaigns and for informing the public about the problems facing Peru.