OEZ erinnern!

We remember: Armela, Can, Dijamant, Guiliano, Hüseyin, Roberto, Sabine, Selçuk, and Sevda

Ten years after the far-right terrorist and racist attack at the Olympia Shopping Center in Munich, many questions remain unanswered. On this day, we want to explore these questions in various ways and come together in remembrance.

We will be screening the film ‘Rückblickend betrachtet’ by Mila Zhluktenko and Daniel Asadi Faezi. The filmmakers will be in attendance and will talk about the making of their film afterwards. Sibel and Hasan Leyla, Can’s parents, will also be present and will talk about their work on the ‘10th Anniversary Campaign: Still so many unanswered questions…’. The campaign was developed in collaboration with relatives and the initiative MÜNCHEN ERINNERN! The event will be moderated by Sapir von Abel, curator for education and outreach and a member of the curatorial team for the Munich art and culture festival “ausARTen – A Change of Perspective through Art”.

‘Rückblickend betrachtet’
Migrant workers build a shopping center for the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich. In 2016, the same location becomes the scene of a racist, far-right attack. “And now this hatred,” a woman remarks in Sohrab Shahid Saless’s film “Recipient Unknown” (1983). “Looking Back” is an attempt to examine historical continuities of racism in Germany from a cinematic perspective.

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