Opening Speech, Discussion, Reading, Q&A Moud is a queer teenager from Los Angeles, traveling to Iran for the first time, where he encounters more than a few surprises. Saeed is a student in Tehran, involved in protests against the regime and head over heels in love. And then there’s Bobby,
Discussion, Reading, Q&A Moud is a queer teenager from Los Angeles, traveling to Iran for the first time, where he encounters more than a few surprises. Saeed is a student in Tehran, involved in protests against the regime and head over heels in love. And then there’s Bobby, a musical
Discussion and Reading Said Etris Hashemi grew up in the Kesselstadt district of Hanau, which is often referred to in public as a ›migrant hotspot‹ or ›problem district‹. But for Etris, it’s not a problem area – it’s his home. A home that is completely turned upside down when, on
Discussion, Reading, Q&A A Swedish suburb in the 1980s: So far, David has kept his Jewish identity a secret, but now everyone knows. Trying to impress left-wing activist Maja while also avoiding discrimination at school as well as increasingly violent threats from a group of neo-Nazis, Davids’s situation turns into
Discussion, Reading, Q&A A Swedish suburb in the 1980s: So far, David has kept his Jewish identity a secret, but now everyone knows. Trying to impress left-wing activist Maja while also avoiding discrimination at school as well as increasingly violent threats from a group of neo-Nazis, Davids’s situation turns into
Discussion, Reading, Q&A It’s been three years since Lindiwe’s older sister, Khanyi, disappeared without a trace. Since then, Lin keeps finding herself drawn back to where Khanyi was last seen: the forest. Here, she feels close to her sister, almost hearing her voice, yet Khanyi’s disappearance remains a mystery, as
