Uchronia: Parallel histories of queer revolt | OmeU

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Fil Ieropoulos (GR/NL, 2026, 97′) Sprache: Englisch, Französisch, Deutsch Untertitel: Englisch Drawing on Rimbaud’s 1873 poem ‘A Season in Hell’, this cinematic essay embarks on a journey through alternative timelines (‘uchronias’), encountering historical figures such as Emma Goldman, Marsha P. Johnson and David Wojnarowicz along the way. What scope for resistance remains in times of growing uncertainty? How do we deal with demagogues and ‘bad gays’ who are driving social disintegration with fascist ideas and technocratic feudalism? Are we immune to succumbing to destructive tendencies ourselves? A film that poses many relevant questions, but also offers food for thought and celebrates queer experimental cinema and its dissidents.

Highlights

• Screening of 'Uchronia' by Fil Ieropoulos
• Explores queer histories and resistance
• Engages with themes of social disintegration

General Information

'Uchronia: Parallel histories of queer revolt' is a cinematic essay that delves into alternative timelines and historical figures in queer activism. The film, presented in multiple languages with English subtitles, raises critical questions about resistance in contemporary society.

Location

Mönckebergstraße 17, 20095 Hamburg, Germany

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