The Film Club is back with the 143-minute guerrilla film ”Sanrizuka: The Peasants of the Second Fortress” from 1971, by the film collective Ogawa Productions. Ogawa, patiently recording the growth of resistance in Japan during the Vietnam War, achieved an extraordinary social document, and one of the most potent of protest films. The film is introduced by Markus Nornes, Professor of Asian Cinema, and followed by a conversation with Tess Takahashi, scholar, writer, and programmer, and Benjamin Gerdes, Senior Lecturer of Fine Art, followed by a Q&A. Welceome!

Join us for a symposium a cut above the ordinary, where we discuss some of the museum exhibitions and programmes focusing on climate change and sustainability that have taken place over the past few years. We will look at the success factors and pitfalls and explore the roads that lie ahead. Welcome!