Dream Baby Dream

60 Berlin community members — including children, teenagers and adults, professional and amateur artists from various disciplines — address music, movement and poetry to explore questions of home and belonging, dream and utopia, and experiences of trauma in this 20‑minute collaborative experimental film.

Cast

Milton Camilo

as Dancer

Simon Sieger

as French voice-over / Maracas / Flute / Tuba

Lina Ashour

as Arabic voice-over / Performer

Lorna Popp

as English voice-over / Performer

Rugie Berg

as Finnish voice-over / Performer

Nicole Uebing

as German voice-over / Performer

Hyunjeong Park

as Korean voice-over / Gayageum

Mina Mahdyar

as Persian voice-over / Performer

Joel Grip

as Double Bass

Michael Griener

as Percussion / Drums

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