#Voice ranges: Hunger. Power. Profit. – Film days on the right to food | Raids against the queer community in Turkey

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This edition of #Stimmlagen, the information magazine of the free radios in Austria, comes from the VON UNTEN editorial team at Radio Helsinki in Graz and is dedicated today to the Film Days Hunger.Macht.Profite. and the nationwide raids against the LGBTIQ+ community in Turkey. Hunger.Macht.Profite. – Film Days on the Right to Food This year, the Film Days on the Right to Food are taking place … Read more

This edition of #Stimmlagen, the info magazine of the free radios in Austria, comes from the VON UNTEN editorial team at Radio Helsinki in Graz and is dedicated today to the Film Days Hunger.Macht.Profite. and the nationwide raids against the LGBTIQ+ community in Turkey.

Hunger.Macht.Profite. – Film Days on the Right to Food
This year, the film days on the right to food – Hunger.Macht.Profite. – are taking place for the 15th time. Since the first edition in 2006, the series has been showing critical documentary films about our global agricultural and food system on cinema screens, organized by FIAN Austria. We spoke with Julia Kocher from FIAN – about the core concern of the film days and what has changed since the first edition, about the selection of the four films shown this year and what connects them content-wise, as well as about the film discussions after the screenings, where speakers engage with the audience to discuss options for action.

Here you will find the dates for all films in Austria:
Vienna
Admiral Kino 15.10.2026, 19:00 – Toxic Harvest
Admiral Kino 16.10.2026, 19:00 – Tevî her tiştî – Despite Everything
Admiral Kino 17.10.2026, 19:00 – Milk into the Fire
Admiral Kino 18.10.2026, 17:00 – TiAN – Generation Farmfluencer

Lower Austria
Parish Hall Lanzenkirchen 20.10.2026, 19:00 – Milk into the Fire
Redbox Mödling 22.10.2026, 19:00 – Toxic Harvest
Castle Wolkersdorf 22.10.2026, 19:00 – Milk into the Fire
City Cinema Horn 28.10.2026, 20:00 – Tevî her tiştî – Despite Everything
Cinema in the Kesselhaus Krems 29.10.2026, 18:30 – TiAN – Generation Farmfluencer

Styria
Filmzentrum in Rechbauerkino Graz 20.10.2026, 19:00 – Toxic Harvest
Stieglerhaus in St. Stefan ob Stainz, 21.10.2026, 19:00 – TiAN – Generation Farmfluencer

Carinthia
Volkskino Klagenfurt 22.10.2026, 19:30 – TiAN – Generation Farmfluencer
Cultural Association Container 25 in Hattendorf near Wolfsberg 23.10.2026, 19:00 – Milk into the Fire

Upper Austria
Kino Kirchdorf 11.11.2026, 19:00 – TiAN – Generation Farmfluencer
The GIESSEREI Ried im Innkreis 12.11.2026, 19:00 – Tevî her tiştî – Despite Everything
Lichtspiele Katsdorf 16.11.2026, 19:00 – TiAN – Generation Farmfluencer
Lichtspiele Lenzing 17.11.2026, 19:30 – Milk into the Fire
Cinema Freistadt 24.11.2026, 20:00 – Toxic Harvest

Tyrol
Theater Hall at Hotel Tipotsch in Stumm 20.11.2026, 20:00 – TiAN – Generation Farmfluencer

Vorarlberg
Women’s Museum 13.11.2026, 19:00 – Milk into the Fire
Spielboden Dornbirn 25.11.2026, 19:00 – Toxic Harvest
Old Cinema Rankweil 26.11.2026, 19:00 – TiAN – Generation Farmfluencer

Raids against the queer community in Turkey
Queer people in Turkey are currently under massive pressure: During a raid in 15 provinces, nearly 50 people have been arrested so far – but around 160 people are wanted. The charges are allegedly "obscenity" and "prostitution." At the same time, websites and social media accounts of LGBTIQ+ organizations are being blocked.
We spoke with Ipek Yüksek. She is organized with Lila Solidarität – in Turkish Mor Dayanışma – and was herself part of the queer-feminist community in Turkey before moving to Graz. In the interview, she tells us how she experienced repression, surveillance, and criminalization against LGBTIQ+ people in Turkey before leaving the country, and what has specifically changed in recent years – from Pride bans to increasing surveillance and criminalization. She also shares what she knows about the current wave of repression and how she learned about it, how the legal framework behind the charges is to be understood, and what the blocking of websites and accounts means for the affected organizations and activists on the ground. She still has direct contact with people affected by the raids and reports on how they are doing.
Finally, we discuss what international solidarity is needed now, what the queer community here in Austria can concretely do – and what Ipek Yüksek wishes from politics and the public in Austria regarding the situation in Turkey.