In this talk, scholar and filmmaker Yehuda Sharim will screen and discuss
excerpts from his films Songs that Never End (2019) and Seeds of All Things
(2018) that have been screened at film festivals and universities across the
world. They offer comparative perspectives on immigration and displacement and
the changing constructions of home, nation, and belonging. His interest lies
in exploring the role film, and art can play in better our experiences as
communities, primarily as we cross borders to find solace, as we decolonize
and uncolonize oppressive tools of violence, as we struggle to locate justice,
and as we reimagine notions of community and community building.

Please register for this online-event: evangelia.kindinger@hu-berlin.de