Projects
Hardly anywhere else is the topical and methodological wealth of research at the Film University more evident than in the creative proliferation of postgraduate qualification projects. At the same time, these projects, their development, and their success are the touchstone for the quality of our support for young talent. The projects are in a constant state of flux until they are completed, which is why the following overview offers only a snapshot. Completed and published dissertations can also be found under Publications and in the library catalog.
- Tirza Seene: Anti-Semitism and Film - History and Reception. A Proposal for the study of a complex interrelationship.
- Eser Erzurum: Brainwashing. Tackling Ignorance in Post-Truth Turkey
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- Oguzcan Baran: From Chronotope to Kairotope: Space-Time in Essay Film
- Alisi Telengut: Lake Baikal: Re-animating Animism
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- Benjamin Cölle: Exploring Storyworlds. How to Embed Audience Engagement Design into EU Feature Film Production Practise.

- Ron Schlesinger: „Führer“, traitors, debased fathers: The King in German Life-Action Fairy-Tale Film. An Analysis of the Genre in the „Third Reich“ and in Post-war Germany
- Anna-Sophie Philippi: Phagic Images – Poetologies of Brazilian Film in the 1970s
- Malin Fecke: Eine mehrstufige Modellierung situativer Gruppenchat-Selektionsprozesse und ihrer Bedeutung für das situative Gruppenchat-Geschehen
- Astra Zoldnere: Representation of seniors: rewinding stereotypes about older people in German fiction films (2008-2018)

- Michel Birn: Ghosts of Berlin

