Ludwig Volbeda: Oever

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Reading with Live-Illustration

Drawing a self-portrait should be easy – especially for someone like Jip, for whom drawing usually comes naturally. But the more Jip thinks about it, the more complicated it becomes. Between memories of a once best friend, Oever, curious observations of beetles, and a quiet crush, a sense of self begins to take shape. This original and sensitive coming-of-age story gently explores the discovery of gender and sexuality in a world full of labels.

With Ludwig Volbeda
With Tonda Montasser (Pre-Program)
Moderated by Toby Ashraf
Read by Amaru Albancando
Interpreted by N.N.

Booking Number 1603

»Kein Bild von mir« (Oever) was translated from Dutch into German by Rolf Erdorf.

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