Introduction: Michael Baute (film theorist and author, Berlin)

David Loeb Weiss’ No Vietnamese Ever Called Me Nigger documents a protest against the Vietnam War in New York and its linkage with the demands of the civil rights movement. Through interviews with black G.I.s, the film addresses the effects of the Vietnam War on the African American population.

Admission: Ticket (8 €; members Arsenal and n.b.k.: 5 €)

Part of the film program on the occasion of the exhibition A 37 90 89 – The Invention of the Neo-Avant-Garde.