As part of a documentary film evening organised by RAUM e.V., you can discover short documentary films by young filmmakers in one evening. These films show surprising moments of the special contact between man and nature. Among others, the film ‘5 degrees, 6 minutes, 7 o'clock’ will be presented, which provides an impressive insight into how the human body deals with extreme situations. how the human body deals with extreme situations in nature. The film takes place at the end of February, early in the morning in the freezing cold, when a group of people from Kiel take part in an intense but refreshing routine. This experience is accompanied by a student seminar in which local stories are filmed and edited over the course of a week. The screenings will be followed by a discussion moderated by Daniel Huss, a film director from the Ludwigsburg Film Academy. The filmmakers will discuss their works and their role as documentary filmmakers in urban nature with the audience.

Stadtgalerie Kiel, Andreas-Gayk-Straße 31, 24103 Kiel

The Biennale Pass is required for this event. If you have already purchased it, please bring it with you. It is also available on site for a donation.