Anuka Ramischwili-Schäfer is a Georgian-German filmmaker, working in sound, film and multimedia. Their work questions themes of displacement, translation, gossip, dysphoria. They attempt to work against ethnocentricism, in particular in terms of West Asia and the Caucasus diaspora. They have most recently screened at Camden Art Centre, London Short Film Festival, E A Shared Space (Tbilisi), Institute for Contemporary Art, and as part of the One Minutes series curated by Jesse Darling and screened at Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen. They are the founder of F(r)ictions, a screening programme for short experimental film.
Anuka Ramischwili-Schäfer is a Georgian-German filmmaker, working in sound, film and multimedia. Their work questions themes of displacement, translation, gossip, dysphoria. They attempt to work against ethnocentricism, in particular in terms of West Asia and the Caucasus diaspora. They have most recently screened at Camden Art Centre, London Short Film Festival, E A Shared Space (Tbilisi), Institute for Contemporary Art, and as part of the One Minutes series curated by Jesse Darling and screened at Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen. They are the founder of F(r)ictions, a screening programme for short experimental film.
Anuka Ramischwili-Schäfer is a Georgian-German filmmaker, working in sound, film and multimedia. Their work questions themes of displacement, translation, gossip, dysphoria. They attempt to work against ethnocentricism, in particular in terms of West Asia and the Caucasus diaspora. They have most recently screened at Camden Art Centre, London Short Film Festival, E A Shared Space (Tbilisi), Institute for Contemporary Art, and as part of the One Minutes series curated by Jesse Darling and screened at Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen. They are the founder of F(r)ictions, a screening programme for short experimental film.
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