SFC _ Shoah Film Collection –
is a worldwide unique media art and peace initiative addressed to young generations of artists and film makers to deal with the topic of SHOAH (Holocaust) and collective trauma caused by totalitarianism by using new technologies and contemporary approaches in art. Founded in 2009, and launched on 27 January 2010 (International Holocaust Memorial Day) by Wilfried Agricola de Cologne, SFC is currently incorporating more than 110 outstanding works of art & moving images (experimental films, videoart and documentaries)
For the presentation of Shoah Film Collection to a wider audience, a specific event structure has been founded in 2012 by Wilfried Agricola de Cologne,, entitled: A Virtual Memorial – Commemorative Interventions – placing SFC into complementary audience related interventions like lectures, a symposion, exhibitions, concerts, workshops, artists talks, discussions and much more.
The first presentations in form of selections took place 2011 in St.Petersburg (Russia), Szczecin/Poland), Arad (Romania) and Mexico City (Mexico), while Shoah Film Collection was presneted in its totality in Riga (2012), Vilnius (2013), Warsaw (2013) and Milan (2014) under the Patronage of the “European Parliament”, 2012 in Phnom, Penh (Cambodia) & Warsaw (Poland), 2014 in Tel-Aviv (Israel), Timisoara (Romania) and Moscow Russia).
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Shoah Film Collection became the fundament of the 2012 founded CTF – Collective Trauma Film Collections
