De stad was van ons (2019) - Film + Q&A
De stad was van ons (2019) - Film + Q&A
Screening De stad van ons (2019) - directed by Netty van Hoorn
"De Stad Was van Ons" by Netty van Hoorn is a Dutch documentary that chronicles the feminist movement in Amsterdam during the 1970s. The film captures the rise of women's activism, focusing on their fight for gender equality and social change. Through archival footage and personal stories, it highlights the sense of community, passion, and determination of these women as they challenged the status quo. Their efforts led to significant changes in Dutch society, shaping the feminist landscape of the time. The film offers a historical perspective on this pivotal moment.
After the screening of De Stad Was van Ons, there will be a Q&A session with director Netty van Hoorn and key representatives from the queer community. These individuals played an important role in creating queer spaces and influencing the queer nightlife scene in Amsterdam.
Important note: the film is entirely in Dutch and does not include subtitles. The Q&A will also be conducted in Dutch.
Kriterion is a movie theater and café run exclusively by students since its founding in 1945.
It operates without subsidies and non-profit, and strives to financially support its employees during their studies. Kriterion offers students the opportunity to gain experience in a wide range of positions, ranging from bartender and board member to programmer and designer. In addition, the association aims to offer visitors a broad and in-depth program, both in the cinema and in the café.
Kriterion is a movie theater and café run exclusively by students since its founding in 1945.
It operates without subsidies and non-profit, and strives to financially support its employees during their studies. Kriterion offers students the opportunity to gain experience in a wide range of positions, ranging from bartender and board member to programmer and designer. In addition, the association aims to offer visitors a broad and in-depth program, both in the cinema and in the café.
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