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Michael Thielen is Karl Marx double in Trier. He sits in the garden of the Karl Marx House.Photo: Stefanie Preuin © picture alliance / SZ Photo

200 years Karl Marx

Marxist ideas have played a role in film for more than 100 years, since Marx and his ideas are not just to be found in Germany and the world during the bicentennial year 2018. The self-test "How much Marx is in me?" provides facts for your opinion in this anniversary year.

Young Marx: Philosopher and Political Economist
Paula-Irene Villa, sociologist at the LMU Munich Filmstill: pengfilm © Goethe-Institut

In conversation with Banse
“Marx has a blind spot in his analysis of capitalism”

Sociologist Paula-Irene Villa discusses with Philip Banse about Marx and how he marginalizes activities in the household or bringing up children to nature and does not recognize them as work.

Stephan Lessenich in the Audimax of the LMU Munich Filmstill: pengfilm © Goethe-Institut

In conversation with Banse
“We will experience a new form of division”

How will our society and our working life change with digitization? What does Marx say about this and does the unconditional basic income have something to do with it? Sociologist Stephan Lessenich in conversation with Philip Banse.

 

Dramaturg Carl Hegemann in Berlin. Filmstill: pengfilm © Goethe-Institut

In conversation with Banse
"You can't have salvation with Marx"

Is man able to change himself and society? One of many questions that Philip Banse and dramaturg Carl Hegemann discuss in their conversation.

Marx-Triptychon Kluge Filmstill: © Alexander Kluge

Video art by Alexander Kluge
Marx-Triptychon

For Karl Marx's 200th birthday, filmmaker Alexander Kluge has created a video art project: the Marx Triptych.

Self-test “How much Marx is in me?”

By Tom Strohschneider
Illustration: Tobias Schrank

 





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