21. Feb 2016
Film „Die Gewählten“ jetzt auch in Halle im Kino
Die Hallenser Regisseurin Nancy Brandt war mit ihrem Film „Die Gewählten“ im November 2015 zu Gast an der Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg. Allen, die den Film damals nicht sehen konnten, sei empfohlen, sich die Gelegenheit dieses Mal nicht entgehen zu lassen, denn im März 2016 wird der Film im Luchs-Kino Halle gezeigt, und zwar am Samstag, den 5. März, um 16 Uhr, am Sonntag, den 6. März, um 15.45 Uhr (mit Publikumsgespräch) sowie am Samstag, den 12. März, um 16.45 Uhr.
Zum Inhalt des Films:
2009 treten sie ihre erste Legislatur im deutschen Bundestag an: fünf junge Menschen aus verschiedenen politischen Parteien: eine Physikerin aus Leipzig (SPD), eine Pianistin aus Ingolstadt (B90/Die Grünen), ein Architekt aus Forchheim (FDP), ein Rechtsanwalt aus Ludwigsburg (CDU) und ein Jurist aus Oberhausen (Die Linke). Daniela Kolbe möchte die Welt gern gerechter machen, Agnes Krumwiede kämpft für mehr Wertschätzung der Kultur in der Gesellschaft. Sebastian Körber setzt sich in seinem Wahlkreis für einen barrierefreien Bahnhof ein, und Steffen Bilger will Bezirksvorsitzender der CDU Nordwürttemberg werden. Niema Movassat ist vor allem die außerparlamentarische Arbeit wichtig. So unterschiedlich ihr Umgang mit dem parlamentarischen System und ihrer Partei auch sein mag, alle fünf eint eine Herausforderung: Sie haben vier Jahre Zeit, um sich und anderen zu beweisen, dass sie in der Politik etwas erreichen können. Und am Ende steht für alle die Frage: Wird man wiedergewählt? „Die Gewählten“ begleitet die fünf Protagonisten über die ganze Legislatur hinweg in ihrem Alltag, nimmt an persönlichen Triumphen und Niederschlägen teil und geht der Frage nach: Wird die Arbeit im Bundestag die fünf Nachwuchspolitiker beruflich und privat nachhaltig verändern? Können sie tatsächlich etwas bewirken, ihre Ideen umsetzen? Eine Langzeitbeobachtung über fünf sehr unterschiedliche junge Menschen auf ihrem Weg in die große Politik.
Weitere Informationen zum Film sind hier zu finden.
Über Michael Kolkmann
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- Twitter: @herrkolkmann
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Nancy Brandt, a director from Halle, visited Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg in November 2015 with her film „Die Gewählten“ („The Elected“). To those who missed the film then, I would highly recommend seizing the opportunity this time around. The film is scheduled to be shown at the Luchs Cinema in Halle in March 2016, specifically on Saturday, March 5th at 4 PM, Sunday, March 6th at 3:45 PM (with an audience discussion), and on Saturday, March 12th at 4:45 PM.
About the film:
In 2009, five young individuals from various political parties begin their first term in the German Bundestag: a physicist from Leipzig (SPD), a pianist from Ingolstadt (B90/The Greens), an architect from Forchheim (FDP), a lawyer from Ludwigsburg (CDU), and a jurist from Oberhausen (Die Linke). Daniela Kolbe aspires to make the world a fairer place, while Agnes Krumwiede advocates for a greater appreciation of culture in society. Sebastian Körber is committed to making his constituency’s train station barrier-free, and Steffen Bilger aims to become the district chairman of the CDU North Württemberg. Niema Movassat prioritizes extraparliamentary work. Despite their diverse approaches to the parliamentary system and their respective parties, all five share a common challenge: they have four years to prove to themselves and others that they can make a difference in politics. And the ultimate question for all is: Will they be re-elected? „Die Gewählten“ follows the five protagonists throughout their entire legislative period, sharing in their personal triumphs and setbacks and investigating whether their work in the Bundestag will have a lasting professional and personal impact. Can they actually make a difference and implement their ideas? It’s a long-term observation of five very distinct young people on their journey into major politics.