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7:45 PM

We almost lost Bochum (programme cancelled)

Film|German Film Forum - The Power of Music

  • Hong Kong Film Archive Cinema, Hong Kong

  • Language German with English subtitles
  • Price HK$60/30* full time students, senior citizens aged 60 or above and people with disabilities and minder and Comprehensive Social Security Assistance recipients.
  • Part of series: German Film Forum - The Power of Music

Programme cancelled
and Refund arrangement

Due to venue maintenance, the screening of “We Almost Lost Bochum” is now cancelled. Ticket holders of the screening may request refund from Goethe-Institut Hongkong with the original tickets.
 
Patrons who wish to have refund may visit the Goethe-Institut Hongkong in following address from 18 Feb to 17 Apr 2021 for cash refund. Please bring along the tickets (with stubs).
 
Goethe-Institut Hongkong
Address: 14/F, Hong Kong Arts Centre, 2 Harbour Road, Wanchai
Office hours: 9 am – 8:30 pm (Mon – Fri)
                     9:30 am - 6:00 pm (Sat)

Refund request made after 17 Apr 2021 will not be arranged. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by the cancellation.

 For enquiries, please contact us at 2802 0088 during office hours or at culture-Hongkong@goethe.de.
We apologize for any inconvenience caused by the cancellation.


Director: Julian Brimmers & Benjamin Westermann, colour, 100 min., 2019

The documentary portrays ‘Ruhrpott AG‘, an important German rap crew from the 90s. 20 years after the release of their classic ‘Unter Tage’ (Underground), RAG take stock. With only two LPs, the rappers Aphroe, Pahel and Galla as well as DJ and producer Mr. Wiz made their mark on the big German rap boom in the late 90s. Two decades later the film accompanies the former band members from the deepest Ruhr Valley area to Washington D.C., documents their first concerts after 15 years of stage abstinence and illuminates the tragic death of RAG member Galla. Companions like Jan Delay, Kool Savas, Marteria, Curse, Die Kassierer and many more have their say. The film title is a reference to the Gil Scott-Heron classic ‘We Almost Lost Detroit’.