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Sharing Feminisms | 19-21 May 2022FREQUENCIES

From 19 to 21 May 2022, the Goethe-Institut is staging the interdisciplinary festival “Frequencies. Sharing Feminisms”. Over three days, the festival will open up resonant spaces for feminist debates and movements – multiperspectival, intersectional and diverse. You can attend the event in Berlin free of charge with prior registration or follow it via livestream

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Saturday, 21 May 2022 at 04:00 pmChathra Movie Screening

No Hard Feelings (German: Futur Drei) is a German drama film, directed by Faraz Shariat and released in 2020. The film stars Benjamin Radjaipour as Parvis, a confidently out but immature gay young man of Iranian descent living in Germany, who commits a minor criminal infraction and is sentenced to perform community service at a refugee detention centre, where he falls in love with new immigrant Amon (Eidin Jalali).

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Digital LibraryBibToGo

BibToGo is the Goethe-Institut library app and your personal library account. It provides all services of our library at your fingertips, anytime and anywhere. Download BibToGo now to your mobile device and carry our entire library in your pocket. Just search for BibToGo on Google Play / App Store.

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CULTURAL & ARTISTIC RESPONSES TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE

Apply to the Mentorship Award Cultural & Artistic Responses to Environmental Change by the Prince Claus Fund and the Goethe-Institut. 

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Join the Contest!HAMBURG LOOKS FORWARD TO HOSTING YOU!

At the International German Olympics (#IDO2022), students from over 50 countries will meet in Hamburg. Participants will learn together, expand their knowledge and compete with each other in language learning competitions.

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Sound Room Sessions on Demand

Nine live-streamed concerts from the Sound Room at Musicmatters available on demand: with Manji Koombanjis, The Soul, Dinelka Liyanage, Owl Tree-O, Serendib Sorcerers, Orange Mango, Tri-Ohana, Amila Sandurawan and Swara Sahithyanadan.  

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Music from the fringes of Sri Lanka Thattu Pattu

Like knocking stones together to spark a flame, “Thattu Pattu” derives its meaning from two loan words between Sinhala and Tamil — the languages predominantly spoken in Sri Lanka. Thattu Pattu intends to spark a renewed interest in music from the fringes of Sri Lanka.

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Become a StudentDigital Kinderuni

The German Children’s Online University (Kinderuni) is a free educational platform of the Goethe-Institut for children aged 8 to 12. It helps children to find answers to questions about the phenomena of the world, and enables children to learn and play in the German language.