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6:00 PM
Als Hitler das rosa Kaninchen stahl / When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit
Film Screening
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Terenure Library, Terenure, Dublin
- Language German with English subtitles
- Price Admission free
Wednesday, 27 July 2022 | 18:00
Terenure Library, Dublin 6W
Dir.: Caroline Link, in colour, 119 min., Germany/Switzerland 2019
German with English subtiles
As Hitler is appointed Reich Chancellor in 1933, it quickly becomes imminent that Anna’s father – a renowned theatre critic and public opponent of the Nazis – has to flee the country. Anna, her brother, and her mother are set to follow him to Zürich to find that they cannot stay there either. After a stop in Paris, the family decides to leave for London. In all haste Anna is forced to leave behind her favourite cuddly toy, a pink rabbit, and adapt to her new life on the run.
When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit is based on the semi-autobiographic novel by Judith Kerr, which was first published in 1971 in English. From the viewpoint of nine-year-old Anna, the film tells a story of flight and family cohesion during most difficult times. The film by Oscar-winning director Caroline Link was awarded the prize for Best Children’s Film at German Film Awards 2020 and won the Bavarian Film Award for Best Children’s and Youth Film.
Age recommendation: 10+
Presented by Terenure Library Dublin and the Goethe-Institut Irland.
Terenure Library, Dublin 6W
Dir.: Caroline Link, in colour, 119 min., Germany/Switzerland 2019
German with English subtiles
As Hitler is appointed Reich Chancellor in 1933, it quickly becomes imminent that Anna’s father – a renowned theatre critic and public opponent of the Nazis – has to flee the country. Anna, her brother, and her mother are set to follow him to Zürich to find that they cannot stay there either. After a stop in Paris, the family decides to leave for London. In all haste Anna is forced to leave behind her favourite cuddly toy, a pink rabbit, and adapt to her new life on the run.
When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit is based on the semi-autobiographic novel by Judith Kerr, which was first published in 1971 in English. From the viewpoint of nine-year-old Anna, the film tells a story of flight and family cohesion during most difficult times. The film by Oscar-winning director Caroline Link was awarded the prize for Best Children’s Film at German Film Awards 2020 and won the Bavarian Film Award for Best Children’s and Youth Film.
Age recommendation: 10+
Presented by Terenure Library Dublin and the Goethe-Institut Irland.
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Terenure Library
Templeogue Rd
Terenure, Dublin
D6W YC59
Ireland
Templeogue Rd
Terenure, Dublin
D6W YC59
Ireland