Short Film Screenings: Nani Kama Mama (No one like mother) Bagamoyo/ Tanzania 2015 Nani Kama Mama is a movie about poverty and street justice in Tanzania. The film combines an old tanzanian fairytale about a monster and a little boy with the story of Pesambili, who lives in poverty and is seeking for money to safe his mother. Umoja (Togetherness) + Making-Off Berlin / Germany 2017 Umoja is an abstract collage of sequences. The short film deals with questions of togetherness, belonging and empowerment. Hatua kwa Hatua (Step by Step) Bagamoyo/ Tanzania 2017 The film, which was created in the last eight-days workshop, is called Hatua kwa Hatua (Step by Step) and addresses questions of the changing environment and the consequences, such as overfishing of the oceans or the increasing pollution of the seas by plastic waste, deforestation and endangerment of livelihoods. The screenings of the films is followed by an Q&A with the Project Team Vision of the Future from Bagamoyo. Intercultural film workshop The Filmworkshop "About the future - Zukunftsvisionen" took place with students of the TaSUBa Institute of Arts and Culture. A special feature of the program in 2017 was the realization of two workshops - one in Berlin and one in Bagamoyo. The aim of the program is to stimulate an exchange on positions of the global South and North about future vision as well as to connect students of the TaSUBa and German film students.The artists gain access to the cinematographic work and the cinematic narrative, in order to develop dialogical audiovisual works in collaborative film projects. Actors of the underrepresented East African cinema and documentary film are to be strengthened in the long term through a joint cooperation. As a result of the one-week workshops, short films or small film sequences were created, which are thematically oriented on the topic "Visions of the Future - Zukunftsvisionen". The event series is cooperation between the Bagamoyo Institute of Arts and Culture (TaSUBa), the Institute for Social and Cultural Anthropology of the Freie Universität Berlin, the filmArche e.V. Berlin and the Goethe Institute in Tanzania.