Event

Liebigstraße 34 Berlin Eviction Story

Feb. 13 at 10am PST / 7pm CET
Sliding scale admission: $0-25.

Please pay what you can; all proceeds support Liebig 34 directly.

Tickets are non-refundable.

Discussion
In early October 2020, Liebigstraße 34, one of Berlins last legalized squats, was evicted by over 1,500 police officers. Liebig34 was an anarcha-queer feminist house taking up an entire building block. The 30-year-old autonomous collective supported ideas of D.I.Y. and consensus, and provided a living space free from homo- & transphobia, sexism, and racismresidents could not be cis-men. The house included an Infoshop called Daneban stocked with books and pamphlets created by the international anarchist scene and a bar and performance space run by the XB collective, who also served affordable vegan VoKü (peoples kitchen) dinners once a week.

On February 13th we will screen Its on Liebigstraße 34, a short documentary by Liza Lindgren and Siri Hedenström about the house as it was in 2006, in an online program that includes former residents of the house and a discussion about collective anti-capitalist spaces around the world. Proceeds will support the needs of the Liebig34 community.

** Presented by Elliat Graney-Saucke and Catalina Alvarez, in association with the Queer Zine Archive and Arts at Antioch College. **

Films in this screening:
Its on Liebigstraße 34 by Liza Lindgren & Siri Hedenström
Architecture of La Zad by Jaime Iglehart

Location

Northwest Film Forum

Timezone: America/Los_Angeles

Online Access Information

Registrants will receive an email from NWFF at least 1 hour before showtime with information on how to tune in to the program. If you have trouble logging on or do not receive the info, please contact rana@nwfilmforum.org for a quick follow-up.