Camila Flores-Fernández

Ghost in the Park traces the narratives of the community of Görlitzer Park, an area in Berlin known for public drug use and trade. Highlighting “drug consumption buses” that promote safer use and aim to reduce HIV transmission among drug users, the space of the bus is taken as an axis through which the experiences and feelings of the community around the park are amplified.

A documentary that provides insight into the experience of LGBTQ2IA+ migration through the lens of two queer refugees at different stages of this process in Brussels. Through an experimental collective creation method, the migrants can choose how to tell their stories. The film delves into each step of the process, as well as how the queer migrants carve out their space in the urban landscape they find themselves in. By narrating and shedding light on their origins, they make their identities, stories, and themselves visible to establish a sense of belonging in their new home.

Ghost in the Park traces the narratives of the community of Görlitzer Park, an area in Berlin known for public drug use and trade. Highlighting “drug consumption buses” that promote safer use and aim to reduce HIV transmission among drug users, the space of the bus is taken as an axis through which the experiences and feelings of the community around the park are amplified.

Ghost in the Park traces the narratives of the community of Görlitzer Park, an area in Berlin known for public drug use and trade. Highlighting “drug consumption buses” that promote safer use and aim to reduce HIV transmission among drug users, the space of the bus is taken as an axis through which the experiences and feelings of the community around the park are amplified.

A documentary that provides insight into the experience of LGBTQ2IA+ migration through the lens of two queer refugees at different stages of this process in Brussels. Through an experimental collective creation method, the migrants can choose how to tell their stories. The film delves into each step of the process, as well as how the queer migrants carve out their space in the urban landscape they find themselves in. By narrating and shedding light on their origins, they make their identities, stories, and themselves visible to establish a sense of belonging in their new home.