Verena Hahn ›We‘ll have time for that later‹

›We‘ll have time for that later‹ is an experimental documentary film that examines the experiences, self-perceptions and practices of three preppers. Prepping is a lifestyle in which preppers anticipate crises, prepare for them constantly and horde supplies. They appear only briefly in the film, however, for the director and the protagonists have traded roles. The film addresses matters of competence, normalcy and trust and the question of who has the right to lead and speak.

Interview with Verena Hahn

The documentary was streamed on Fri 20.11.20, 20 h during ATELIER No. 64.

Director: Verena HahnCamera: Arthur B., Dominik E., Daniel S., Verena HahnAudio post-production: Nicolas EpeArtistic consulting: Miriam Gossing & Lina SieckmannSponsored by Nieuwe Vide Haarlem & Stroom, The Hague

Verena Hahn (*1992) is a filmmaker and designer. She completed her studies at the Kunstakademie in The Hague in 2019. She is concerned with the physical aspects of filming and being filmed, and with the resulting possibilities for claiming, giving or denying space. She has been awarded a stipend for work in artistic documentary film from the State of North Rhine-Westphalia for 2021.

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