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The Long Road to the Director's Chair

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Vibeke L¨ªKKEBERG

  • Norway
  • 2025
  • 70min
  • 12 +
  • DCP
  • b&w

Asian Premiere

Synopsis

The "First International Women's Film Seminar" in 1973, organized by Claudia von Alemann and Helke Sander in Berlin, was one of the earliest feminist film festivals. Vibeke L©ªkkeberg, a 28-year-old Norwegian filmmaker, had come to present her film Abort (1972) and document the event. Nearly fifty years later, she found lost footage and made a film like a journey through time. The festival was full of hope, solidarity, and women's fight against male dominance. Today, it reminds us of unfinished battles.

schedule

Code Time Theater Grade
The Long Road to the Director's Chair 2025-08-22 | 11:00 - 12:10 MEGABOX Sinchon 2
The Long Road to the Director's Chair 2025-08-25 | 19:30 - 20:40 MEGABOX Sinchon 3 PE

Director

  • Vibeke L¨ªKKEBERG
    Vibeke L©ªkkeberg (b. 1945, Bergen) is one of Norway's most prolific filmmakers and authors. Married to producer Terje Kristiansen and a mother of two, she developed a unique approach to filmmaking by blending her personal life with her work, often collaborating with her family. She began her career as an actor and has starred in most of her own films. In 2015, she received the Honorary Amanda Award for her contributions to Norwegian cinema.