Natasha Humera Ejaz / Stupid Happiness Theory | Foto: Privat

Border Movement ResidencyIn search of Berlin sounds

Natasha Ejaz is one of three South Asian musicians participating in this years "Border Movement residency". The residency program, which is supported by the Goethe-Institut, gives the musicians the opportunity to come to Berlin for three months. Natasha Ejaz is living in the Holzmarkt and performed at the Pop-Kultur festival in Berlin.

(c) Goethe-Institut

Film Series "Coming of Age"

The genre of coming-of-age deals with the life stage of each individual, in which not only the new experiences, such as the first love, the first kiss, the first party and the first heartbreak plays a role, but especially the self-discovery.

(c) Antje Wiech

Concert, 21. October 2018 at 07:00 pm., University of Visual & Performing Arts ColomboWolfgang Haffner & Band

The Goethe-Institut Sri Lanka is delighted to present Wolfgang Haffner & Band at the auditorium of the University of the Visual and Performing Arts of Colombo on Sunday, 21 October 2018, at 19:00. This concert is one of ten performances on a tour that spans India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan.

(c) Goethe-Institut Sri Lanka

TV-ConferenceMini-INPUT 2018

From October 17 – 19, 2018 the Mini-INPUT (International Television Conference) will take place in Colombo. The Mini-format of the international INPUT is happening in order to allow even more interested people of the film, television and media industry to access and discussion the TV films of the international INPUT.