In 2020 and 2021, KINO ASYL became an online festival.
Many of the introductions, Q&As with filmmakers, and film discussions with our curators are available on the respective film pages.
A traditional Afghan story told as an animated film. The mother goat leaves her kids behind to get food. This, in turn, interests the wolf, who is also hungry. Watch children’s program
The young boy Sahadat has his electricity cut off after his father sees that he watches too much TV. Together with his friend Jalil, he sets out to find a new power source, through which we learn a lot about the everyday life of children in rural Afghanistan. “I want to show the film ‘Sahadat […]
A film about our festival. A kind of making-of for KINO ASYL. This film is much more than that. It is primarily about our curators, who came to Germany by inhumane and complicated routes. They brought with them little more than a piece of their culture and their own biography. Once in Germany, they present […]
The young couple Rasha and Ma’moon want to get married, but the war of 2015 stands in their way. After all the suffering, they want the wedding to take place in 2018. However, they face numerous obstacles caused by the aftermath of the war. A race against time begins to overcome these hurdles in time […]
The short film shows Samira, a young woman from a village in Afghanistan, on her first date in London. There she meets an Afghan man who was born in London. Although they share the same culture, they were raised very differently.
For his documentary “Ghost Hunting,” Read Andoni seeks former prisoners of Al-Moskobiya, Israel’s main interrogation center, so that they can reenact their experiences of torture and imprisonment through a role-playing game.
Bidune Kai (Undocumented) is the first Arabic interactive digital miniseries that allows viewers to decide the course of the story. They have the opportunity to view the same events from different perspectives. Bidune Kai (Undocumented) is the first interactive digital mini-series (Digi Novella) in Arabic, giving viewers the freedom to engage in the storytelling trajectory […]
The documentary by ARTE is about Africans who do not embark on the daring and dangerous journey to Europe. Instead, they look for well-paid work within Africa.
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.
