Through Her* Eyes – Queerfeministische Filmtage

After a successful first edition, our festival returns! From Sept-Dec 2025 we will show 4 films on 4 Wednesdays in Stuttgart, each with a discussion. The focus: visibility and strengthening of FLINTA*, new queer-feminist perspectives and spaces for dialog.

Through her eyes - queer-feminist film days, Edition II*

From September to December 2025, we invite you to film evenings in various Stuttgart locations on four Wednesdays - each followed by a discussion.

The focus is on the visibility and strengthening of the rights of FLINTA* (women, lesbians, inter*, non-binary, trans* and agender people). With a diverse film and accompanying program, we want to open up new queer-feminist perspectives, create spaces for dialogue and make stories visible that otherwise often remain hidden.

24.9., 20:30 @ Delphi
"Abortion Dream Team" by Karolina Lucyna Domagalska (PL/2024/82 min), in Polish with English subtitles.
A film about four activists who run a hotline in Poland and help hundreds of women every day. With the slogan "Abortion is OK!" they challenge society, but come up against personal and political limits. Q&A with the director and Pro Choice.

29.10., 7 pm @ ifa
"Teen Angst" by Inga Pylypchuk (DE/UA/2024/38 min), in Ukrainian with German subtitles.
Nine teenagers aged 15-20 document their growing up in war - a film about fear, enduring, arriving and the search for normality. Q&A with participants.

19.11., 7 pm @ WKV
"Freedom in the Heart" by Roxana Samadi (DE/2024/95 min), in German/English with German subtitles.
After the death of Jina Mahsa Amini, Iranian exiles and young German-Iranians protest together. A film about courage, generations and solidarity. Q&A with the director.

3.12., 6 pm @ Atelier am Bollwerk
Short film program "Queer Futures" (65 min), in English with English subtitles.
Four films about joy, solidarity and radical visions of queer life - from gender-positive healthcare to ballroom culture.

In cooperation with the Heinrich Böll Foundation Baden-Württemberg.
Supported by the City of Stuttgart.

Design: Saliha Soylu