wed 21 nov 18.00 h Kulturpalast 
For our documentary program we selected five films, among them a world
premiere, an international premiere and a German premiere, all of them
dealing – in the widest sense of the term – with strange places and
curious places. THE SAFEST NUCLEAR POWER PLANT WORLDWIDE tells us about
the odd everyday life near the most secure nuclear power plant in the
world – Zwentendorf in Austria, which never started working. DEMO_LITION shows the consequences of compacting and gentrification in urban
development. Numerous demolitions of buildings offer a show of precise
destruction, of which spectators often have a hard time taking their
eyes off. They develop a thrilling interest in negative growth. WHAT THE
CAT SEES are patients in a smokers’ area in front of a hospital. NICE
EVENING shows a night in a Berlin late-night store, and NO PROBLEMS has
young people talk about their problems, directly into the camera.
Film overview:
THE SAFEST NUCLEAR POWER PLANT WORLDWIDE [ERNTEFAKTOR NULL]
by Helena Hufnagel
Germany 2011 Blu-ray 28 min. OV Engl. ST
DEMO_LITION
by Dorothea Carl and Claudia Reiche
Germany 2011 Blu-ray 12 min. OV Engl. ST
WHAT THE CAT SEES
by Kim Brand
The Netherlands 2011 Digital Betacam 18 min. OV Engl. ST
NICE EVENING
by Pablo Kaes
Germany 2012 Digital Betacam 15 min. OV Engl. ST
NO PROBLEMS
by Taisia Reshetnikova
Russia 2012 Betacam SP 24 min. OV Engl. ST
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