Audre Lorde: The Berlin Years 1984-1992

This documentary explores the powerful impact of Audre Lorde, an influential African-American lesbian poet who became a significant figure in the Afro-German movement. Through her mentorship, she encouraged a generation of writers to express their unique experiences as people of color in Germany. The film includes previously unreleased audiovisual material from Dagmar Schultz's archives, showcasing Lorde's life beyond her poetry.

The runtime of 79 minutes allows for an in-depth look at Lorde's contributions and the challenges she faced while living in Germany. The documentary features interviews and testimonies from her colleagues and friends, illustrating the lasting legacy of her work and personality. For collectors, this film offers a unique perspective on a pivotal figure in both literature and social movements, captured through rare footage and personal narratives.