Agnès Varda (1928–2019) was not only highly creative but also very productive: her extensive oeuvre
comprises film, photography and installation art, spanning more than six decades during which she
continued to reinvent herself. During her career, she acted as a trailblazer of modern film by adding
her own experimental twist to the creative vocabulary of the language of cinema, situating her work
somewhere between the realism of documentaries and the fictionality of film poems. From about
2000, she discovered her passion for small digital cameras and – already in her 70s – embarked on a
third career as an installation artist.
If you would like to give a paper at the 29th International Bremen Film Conference, please send us
your abstract (2,000 characters) and a short biography, both in either German or English, by
12 October 2024. The conference will feature lectures, discussions, film screenings and roundtables.
It will take place from 7 to 10 May 2025 at CITY 46 / Kommunalkino Bremen, organized by CITY 46 in
collaboration with the University of Bremen and Arsenal Berlin – Instiute for Film and Video Art.