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Kino im Zeiss-Großplanetarium
Prenzlauer Allee 80, 10405 BerlinFollowing the screening of “Intercepted” by Oksana Karpovych
This panel will unfold like a conversation at the crossroads of fractured realities. As Intercepted (2024) peels back the layers of sound and image, revealing lives divided between the frontlines and distant homes, we confront a deeper question: how do we navigate the torn landscape of truth in war? In the shadow of disinformation, sources become both anchors and drifting objects—holding fragments of clarity while being pulled by powerful currents of manipulation. Our speakers will grapple with the delicate task of making sense of these fragments, where every narrative is contested, and every source is a thread in a larger, tangled web of stories. Together, they will map the disorienting terrain where fact and fiction meet, searching for the markers that help us find our way in a world of competing truths.
Panelists:
Dr. Franziska Davies - Historian
Alina Gorlova - Artist and Film Director
Christopher Nunn - Director of Photography for Intercepted, Photographer
Max Bernhard, specialist in digital research and Open-Source Intelligence, Correctiv e.V (OSINT)
Moderator:
Eva Yakubovska - Historian, Culture Manager, Vitsche e.V. / Pilecki Institute Berlin
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