Cooking Up Democracy | OmU

Description

Monika Treut (DE, 2026, 87′)
Language: Mandarin, Taiwanese, English Subtitles: German The discussion after the film will be interpreted in German Sign Language. While democracies worldwide are under pressure, Taiwan shows remarkable resilience against China's autocracy. Alongside former Digital Minister Audrey Tang, the film explores a vibrant scene of activists, queer voices, and feminist thinkers who are developing a pluralistic vision of democracy. Among them are Zo and Tiffany at their Grassland teahouse, Tong and his lesbian mother at the LGBTQIA+ organization Hotline, Brian and Yo-Ling at Daybreak, and Yi-Chien and Shu-Wen, who are fighting for equality and marriage for all. Together, they demonstrate what holds Taiwan's democracy together.

Highlights

• Film by Monika Treut (DE, 2026, 87′)
• Discussion after the film in German Sign Language
• Addresses Taiwan's resistance against China's autocracy

General Information

The screening of "Cooking Up Democracy" takes place in Hamburg and highlights Taiwan's resilience against authoritarian tendencies. The film features a variety of voices from Taiwanese society advocating for democracy and equality.

Location

Mönckebergstraße 17, 20095 Hamburg, Germany

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