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Fritz Lang's Metropolis The Final Restored Version - Asian Premiere at HKIFF
Jointly Presented by the Hong Kong International Film Festival and the Goethe-Institut Hongkong, the final restored version of Fritz Lang's science fiction masterpiece Metropolis will have its Asian Premiere in Hong Kong on 1st April at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre. The original score of the film will be performed live by the Hong Kong Sinfonietta under the direction of Frank Strobel, who is well known for conducting silent movies.
For more information:
Metropolis Poster (356KB)
Ticketings
For more information:
Metropolis Poster (356KB)
Ticketings 
'Paris Street View' by Michael Wolf
Paris seemed to be a little bit out of focus. Nevertheless, it has its impact: there are artistic works that play with the connotation of ‘Paris’. While staying in Paris Michael Wolf did not leave the house to explore the city, but rather via photographing it from Google Earth. As Netherlands-based international photography magazine 'foam' presents these works in their Spring issue, Goethe-Institut Hongkong shows exactly the same works from March 3 to 23, 2010 in its Goethe-Gallery.
Picture Books – a German Tradition
Since 250 Years you can prove German history, German childhood in picture books. Its tradition is still alive and the genre picture book is deeply respected. Lecture and Workshop will be conducted by Professor Birgit Dankert.
GAM Workshop 'Global Art and the Museum' in Hong Kong
Organised by the ZKM Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe and Goethe-Institut Hong Kong in collaboration with Chinese University of Hong Kong, the third Global Art and the Museum (GAM) platform was held at the Goethe-Institut Hongkong on May 21 and 22, 2009 (Thu & Fri). To download the report of the workshop: GAM final report (63KB). A follow up conference will take place in autumn 2010.
GAM final report (63KB). A follow up conference will take place in autumn 2010.
