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Allrad e.V. is a film by Rosi S. M. that focuses on the life of a commune in a top-floor apartment in Berlin-Schöneberg. The film captures the daily experiences of residents who are seeking alternative ways to live together as a community. This includes sharing their living space and partners, reflecting a commitment to communal living and collective values.
The film serves as a medium for critical self-expression, created in close cooperation with the residents. It aims to generate publicity for their political activism, showcasing their efforts to redefine community living in a contemporary urban setting. The 54-minute runtime allows for an intimate portrayal of the residents' lives and their shared ideals.
Why Watch
- •Meet the residents of a Berlin commune in 1981.
- •Find out about alternative living arrangements in urban settings.
- •See how film can be used for political activism.
Did You Know
•The film was made in 1981, during a time of significant social change in Germany.
•Rosi S. M. collaborated closely with the commune residents to create the film.
•The film has a duration of 54 minutes, providing an in-depth look at communal life.
Perfect For
Communal livingBerlin historyPolitical activism