Österreichisches Kulturforum Kairo

Eva-Maria is a young woman in her early thirties who has been in a wheelchair since her childhood. She works as a secretary in a college and likes to let optimism guide her, also in her wish for a child. […]

Four legendary female chess players from Georgia revolutionized women’s chess across the globe during the Cold War, and became Soviet icons of female emancipation. A fascinating documentary that offers a rare insight into the chess players’ interwoven biographies and their lasting […]

Working with teenagers is always challenging, but Hannes Fuchs' new job as teacher in a juvenile prison takes it to another level. In tandem with his unconventional colleague, the 59-year-old teacher Elisabeth, he struggles to maneuver between the hopelessness and […]

The Austrian documentary FOOD DESIGN tells the story of a design discipline that has received little attention, however, that is utterly intriguing: Have you ever wondered, for example, why chips taste particularly good when they make a distinctive sound while […]

BREAD For thousands of years, bread has been the most important food around the world. In Egypt, the colloquial name for bread, ‘eish’, even means ‘life’. Meanwhile, for many, bread has become more than simply nourishment: it is an expression […]