Dokumentale'24 Klimagerechtigkeit
Nature
Rights
Klimagerechtigkeit
Elias König / German / 2021 / 128 Pages
The climate crisis is more than just an environmental problem. In Climate Justice, it becomes clear how closely it is linked to social inequalities. This book examines how colonialism, capitalism, and patriarchy have contributed to the development of the crisis and why marginalized groups are particularly hard hit by its consequences. It demands climate justice and shows how different social movements can fight together for a more just future.
Tickets
D'Salon
11 Oct
6.30 PM
Festival Center D'24
OmeU
Credits
| Year | 2021 |
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| Language | German |
| Pages | 128 |
| ISBN | 978-3-89771-088-7 |
| Author | Elias König |
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Program Info
Conversation
Guests
Freda Huson Howilhkat
Tsakë ze’ Howilhkat Freda Huson is a wing chief of the Unist’ot’en people of the Wet’suwet’en C’ilhts’ëkhyu clan. In 2011, she reoccupied her family’s ancestral territory in defiance of enormous fossil fuel development, and became a recognized leader in the international fight for Indigenous sovereignty. Leaving behind a comfortable life to live directly in the path of a proposed pipeline corridor through Wet’suwet’en yintah, Howilhkat lead the way for other familiesto reclaim their lands.
Jessica Valdez
Jessica Valdez is a project manager, cultural programmer, educator, and audiovisual producer who takes a feminist and anti-colonial perspective in her work on climate justice and reproductive rights issues. In Germany, she has been an organizer in the immigrant rights movement, especially in relation to access to education and freedom of movement.
Elias König
Elias König writes about social movements and climate justice and is involved in the Shell Must Fall alliance. His articles have appeared in The Ecologist, Truthout, New Bloom, analyse & kritik, der Freitag and Klimareporter.de, among others. Most recently, he was a Yenching Scholar at Peking University, researching environmental philosophy from a Chinese perspective.
Moderation
Anna Ramskogler-Witt
Anna Ramskogler-Witt began her career in the film industry in 2006 at Vienna's Pool Film Distribution, where she set up the education programme. Since the beginning of her career, she has been convinced that documentaries can achieve a longer life and a larger audience through an impact approach. From 2019 - 2023 she served as Artistic Director of the Human Rights Film Festival Berlin. Together with Vivian Schröder, she founded The Good Media Network in 2024 and serves as the Artistic Director.
During the Covid-19 pandemic, a shepherd and a laboratory technician live together in a house nestled in a forest on the outskirts of Barcelona. Two worlds collide. A reflection on the relationship between animals, technology, and humans in pandemic times.
Film
The Tempest of Neptun
16. Oct
/ 20:00 / Aquarium
15. Oct
/ 21:00 / Sputnik Kino
20. Oct
/ 20:00 / Colosseum Filmtheater
For decades, the small Croatian island of Vis was closed to tourism. That is now set to change. Fishermen, young people, and the island’s workers come together to talk about how much tourism the idyllic island can take.
Where eels spawn and how exactly they reproduce is one of marine biology’s unsolved mysteries. A group of international scientists sets out to find the eels’ suspected birthplace. Can they learn enough about these endangered fish to save them?
