25 Years! 25 Hours!

Movement

Benjamin Muasya | 2025 | Denmark | 20’

Shorts: Dance a bit more
Sunday 12 Oct 2025 | 00:00
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Shorts: Dance a bit more
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About the film

Nightlife is where we choose who we want to be. For some, it’s a place to experiment with another version of themselves; for others, it’s the only place where they can truly be themselves. Nightlife offers a safe space, free from social pressure and expectations. In Movement, nightlife collectives from Istanbul and Copenhagen engage in dialogue about the deeper values of nightlife. Screening part of AFFR x Weelde – Architects of the After Hours.

film details

Dutch premiere

Director Benjamin Muasya

Country Denmark

Year 2025

Runtime 20 Min.

Language English, Turkish

Subtitles English

Type Short film

film credits

Producer Maximilian Mayrshofer

With the cooperation of Marco Stoltze

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As part of: Shorts: Dance a bit more

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