#shortversion
Born as a daisy into no fairy tale, years of wilful gender trouble and intended female misbehaviour, the queer artist now is living, loving and making movies.
#extendedversion
Julia Fuhr Mann was born in the South of Germany in 1987. She’s currently living in Munich as a filmmaker, curator and queer-feminist activist.
Master studies in philosophy, literature and sociology at CAU Kiel and LMU München Universities with main focus on Greek ethics, morality and aesthetics.
Since 2013 she is a student at the University of TV and Film Munich. Her cinematic education includes mentorship by Jean Perret, Nurith Aviv and Peter Zeitlinger. Journalistic courses at ARD Hauptstadtstudio, Die Zeit, funk and Vice.
Half of all film school students in Germany are female, but only ten percent of big-budget movies are made by women. In addition, the outdated concept of – mainly male – genius maintains a system of hierarchy and power within film business.
But time’s up, goodbye old white man, no more raging and ruling. Julia Fuhr Mann joined forces with other filmmakers to collectively stand up for gender equality. Their organization Pro Quote Film is fighting for a fair quota system within the German film business.
Julia Fuhr Mann is also curating the program of Bimovie, a feminist film festival screening underground and avantgarde films which are made by women or dealing with female-centric narratives.
Since 2018 she works for the video editorial of Süddeutsche Zeitung, an established German newspaper.
