Projects

A showcase of award-winning movies, carefully selected from the latest releases in Germany offering a wide selection of movies, reaching from action, comedy, romance, and to movies dealing with contemporary European politics.

A celebration of science communication in Southeast Asia, South Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America presenting scientific issues accessibly and entertainingly to a broad audience and demonstrates that science can be fun. 

Focusing on art spaces and collaborative projects, this program aims to create an environment in which every participant can thrive and unlock their full potential, which in turn will finally lead to a long-term exchange and cooperation among its participants.

A one-month residency to work with creative entrepreneurs and like-minded individuals in the bustling metropolis of Manila.

An online guide for Filipinos migrating to Germany who want to know more about Filipinos and their experiences with German culture.

A showcase of some of the best works of well-acclaimed German filmmaker, Wim Wenders, who among Herzog and Fassbinder was a principal member of the New German Cinema of the 1970s. ​

A culinary summit between Germany, Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand under the motto Tafeln ohne Grenzen (Tables without Borders).

A programme which enabled cultural journalists in the print, online or radio media to swap their workplaces with a colleague abroad for three to four weeks.

A dossier aiming to give insights into and information about contemporary styles of dance in the Asia-Pacific region and in Germany.

A collaboration of the Goethe-Institut Manila and the SoFA Design Institute for young architects to imagine how and whether the spaces and forms we create can stimulate dialogue and interaction.

An exhibition on youth and future in Southeast Asia, is the result of the Southeast Asian Photography Masterclass by Jörg Brüggemann and Tobias Kruse (Ostkreuz Photographers’ Agency) during the Obscura Festival of Photography 2016 and 2017 in Georgetown, Malaysia. 

The Goethe-Institut has embarked on a journey of discovery in South-East Asia to explore new ways to adopt and promote classical music.