10/06/2025
Interesting Film Festival this weekend; organized at University of Vienna. Check it out!
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ANTHROFUTURE Film Festival
13-14 June, 2025
Hörsaal A, NIG
The ANTHROFUTURE Film Festival explores the potential of filmmaking as a research method to investigate experiences of time and temporality, especially people’s orientations towards the future and their practices of future-making in the present. How can people’s relations with the time and the future be investigated? How can they be represented in cinematographic form? The festival showcases attempts to carve out new lives in virtual and material worlds, addressing hopes and dreams as well as protests, violence, and attempts to reconstruct memories. It includes films made by anthropologists, artists, and documentary filmmakers.
Day 1, Friday 13 June
13:00 – 15:30 Decolonization and the Moving Image
Otjozondjupa (Waterberg) by Forensic Architecture
Dahomey by Mati Diop
16:00 – 19:00 Youth, Activism & Education
A Night of Knowing Nothing by Payal Kapadia
Day 2, Saturday 14 June
10:00-12:45 Memory and Mobility
Cool Memories of Remote Gods by Mochu
Horror in the Andes by Martha-Cecilia Dietrich
It Was Tomorrow by Alexandra D’Onofrio
13:45-16:30 Imaginaries and Speculation
Affiorare by Rosella Schillaci
Moskitos by Susana Ojeda
Painted Diagram of a Future Voyage (Who Believes the Lens?) by Mochu
A Terrible Beauty by Iram Ghufran
17:00-19:30 Representing Virtual Worlds
Knit’s Island by Ekiem Barbier, Guilhem Causse, Quentin L’Helgoualc’h (France, 2023), 95 min.
Information about the films: https://www.anthrofuture.com/film-festival
You find the poster and flyer attached.
All films are screened in the original language with English subtitles.
No registration is required.
The ANTHROFUTURE Film Festival is part of the research project The Anthropology of the Future: An Art World Perspective led by Manuela Ciotti, based at the University of Vienna and funded by the European Research Council.
We look forward to seeing you in Lecture Hall A!
The curatorial team,
Sanderien Verstappen, Marie-Christine Hartig, and Manuela Ciotti