The sitcom “CULTURE SHOCK,” produced by UNSER.Film, depicts the various everyday situations of a group of friends, each coming from a different part of the world. This often leads to misunderstandings.
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“UNSER.FILM” is a Munich-based film production group founded by experienced KINO ASYL curators.
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My name is Morteza and I come from Afghanistan. I am 30 years old and have been a member of the festival since 2017. Many people say that I am a refugee, but I see myself as a traveler. My whole life has been a journey. Now I am here in Germany, and through the KINO ASYL Festival I can tell my story — a story about me and my journey. I look forward to seeing and welcoming you at the festival.
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My name is Mbacke Ndiaye, I am 25 years old and I come from Senegal. I have been part of KINO ASYL since 2018.
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I’m Jarck Boy, I’m an artist and I come from SeneGambia. I joined KINO ASYL in 2016 and haven’t been able to leave this wonderful team since. After every meeting, I still go home with a smile. 🙂
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Greetings, this is Sayed. I’ve been part of KINO ASYL since 2015, and over the years I’ve experienced a lot about how integration can succeed in our diverse society. In a society where many people have a migration background, mutual understanding is essential. This is also the core goal of KINO ASYL: to promote a respectful, resilient, and diverse future while presenting films from different cultures and creating spaces where people can meet and connect. Intercultural understanding is a real challenge for each individual and for society as a whole. In general, it is one of the most important foundations of our society.
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Hi, I’m Elena Arminia. I come from Iran and I’m a filmmaker, writer, costume designer, and also a model. I’ve been a member of KINO ASYL for three years. Two of my own films have already been shown at the festival.
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My name is Matin. I am a filmmaker and this year, once again, I am presenting one of my own works at KINO ASYL.
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I’m Ali Khorosh Fazli Bayat. I come from Afghanistan and now live with my family in Zolling near Munich. When I was 18, I joined a large theater group called “Asad Theater.” After finishing art high school, I graduated from university as a film director. During that time, I shot three short films as part of the department’s final project. I have experience with camera work, editing, and acting. I really enjoy watching new films online in spaces that feel like a cinema. After university, in 2014, we produced a full-length action film in a small team called *Black Mission*. I was the assistant director for that film and also had a small acting role. In 2018, I shot a music video in Munich. Right now, I am learning the German language and hope to always stay close to my family. I have been part of the KinoAsyl team since 2017.
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“UNSER.FILM” is a Munich-based film production group founded by experienced KINO ASYL curators.
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My name is Morteza and I come from Afghanistan. I am 30 years old and have been a member of the festival since 2017. Many people say that I am a refugee, but I see myself as a traveler. My whole life has been a journey. Now I am here in Germany, and through the KINO ASYL Festival I can tell my story — a story about me and my journey. I look forward to seeing and welcoming you at the festival.
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My name is Mbacke Ndiaye, I am 25 years old and I come from Senegal. I have been part of KINO ASYL since 2018.
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I’m Jarck Boy, I’m an artist and I come from SeneGambia. I joined KINO ASYL in 2016 and haven’t been able to leave this wonderful team since. After every meeting, I still go home with a smile. 🙂
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Greetings, this is Sayed. I’ve been part of KINO ASYL since 2015, and over the years I’ve experienced a lot about how integration can succeed in our diverse society. In a society where many people have a migration background, mutual understanding is essential. This is also the core goal of KINO ASYL: to promote a respectful, resilient, and diverse future while presenting films from different cultures and creating spaces where people can meet and connect. Intercultural understanding is a real challenge for each individual and for society as a whole. In general, it is one of the most important foundations of our society.
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Hi, I’m Elena Arminia. I come from Iran and I’m a filmmaker, writer, costume designer, and also a model. I’ve been a member of KINO ASYL for three years. Two of my own films have already been shown at the festival.
Kurator:in
My name is Matin. I am a filmmaker and this year, once again, I am presenting one of my own works at KINO ASYL.
Kurator:in
I’m Ali Khorosh Fazli Bayat. I come from Afghanistan and now live with my family in Zolling near Munich. When I was 18, I joined a large theater group called “Asad Theater.” After finishing art high school, I graduated from university as a film director. During that time, I shot three short films as part of the department’s final project. I have experience with camera work, editing, and acting. I really enjoy watching new films online in spaces that feel like a cinema. After university, in 2014, we produced a full-length action film in a small team called *Black Mission*. I was the assistant director for that film and also had a small acting role. In 2018, I shot a music video in Munich. Right now, I am learning the German language and hope to always stay close to my family. I have been part of the KinoAsyl team since 2017.