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Virtual Discussion |02/03, 12:00 PM EDT | Online via Zoom
Proll! Adrian Figueroa and Maike WetzelJoin us for a discussion with director Adrian Figueroa and screenwriter Maike Wetzel about low wage workers, isolation and loneliness, portrayed in the short film Proll!, realized during the pandemic in Germany and awarded with the German Short Film Award 2021.
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Coolidge Corner Theatre l Sunday, February 6, 1:30 PM
Confessions of Felix KrullA handsome youth of humble origins rises in society through his connections made as an elevator attendant in a luxury hotel. Based on Thomas Mann’s novel of the same name, Buck’s amusing and dazzling period piece breathes fresh air into the German literary classic.
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Goethe-Institut Boston l Wednesday, February 16, 8:00 PM
Concert with FRANCK VIGROUX & ULRICH KRIEGEROur series New Music from Germany is back! Join us for this in-person concert featuring Franck Vigroux (live electronics) and Ulrich Krieger (saxophone, pedal board), with pre-show by Boston-based artist Rachel Devorah (live electronics on a bespoke MOTM synthesizer system). Presented in coorperation with Non-Event and Villa Albertine. Tickets: $15/$10
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Which Course Format Is Right for Me?Watch this video to find out which course is right for you. Description of all course formats offered by the Goethe-Institut.
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A Transatlantic Podcast
The Big PonderThis transatlantic podcast explores abstract concepts and phenomena through personal radio essays. Every other week, one of our producers transforms a broad topic into a captivating story told from a US-German perspective.
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Facets of Sustainability
EcologuesPlastic in the oceans, forest fires in the Amazon: on Ecologues the Goethe-Institut presents constructive answers to climate change and brings together regional experts in global debates on sustainability. Above all, the question arises: How do we survive the human age?
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Sustainability Statement
On this Earth Day 2021, we are excited to release our Sustainability Statement which conveys our commitment to become more sustainable as an institution and build a sustainable world through cultural and educational programming in collaboration with our partners in New England. A first step, we look forward to sharing more soon.
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Podcast | Online
55 Voices for Democracy: The PodcastListen now! 55 Voices for Democracy, hosted by New York Times bestselling author Tom Zoellner, was launched by the Thomas Mann House and expanded into a full podcast series. It was inspired by the 55 BBC radio addresses Thomas Mann delivered from his home in California to thousands of listeners in Europe between 1940 and 1945, speaking out against fascism and becoming the most significant German defender of democracy in exile. Tom Zoellner and his co-hosts engage in vivid conversations with intellectuals, artists, and activists about the question of how to renew democracy today.
