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Sydney Fun - April 2008

2008 Audi Festival of German Films

April 5th 2008 09:23

For the love of Germany and its language and culture, I look forward to this each year, the German Film Festival.

Starting 16 April and runs to 27 April, the Audi Festival of German Films will be featuring "political and psychological thrillers, historic and contemporary subjects, heroes and anti-heroes, laughter and a few tears", according to the Goethe Institute.

You probably have gathered, from my various posts in my various blogs that I have a thing about Germany and Germans, and therefore it's once again, a chance for me to re-live my experience and most of all, a chance for me to catch up on my German language skills, through these wonderful films.

Further information on the festival can be found on Goethe Institutes's website: Audi Festival of German Films

Tickets can be purchased either online, or in person before the start of each film, at Chauvel Cinema and Palace Norton St.

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Comment by tlcorbin

April 6th 2008 03:13

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Well Amy, it does sound like fun, but that is right at the start of my annual sabbatical to watch migrating sea urchins; it's a very moving experience.

Raven

Comment by AmyHuang

April 6th 2008 09:15

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Raven, sea urchins may actually be more fun sometimes

I haven't seen the movies yet, usually they are of high standards but you never know.

Comment by tlcorbin

April 6th 2008 09:46

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Ah, right you are Amy.

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Comment by Cibbuano

April 30th 2008 03:33

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I went and watched "die Welle" and it was pretty enjoyable - Jurgen Vogel gave a Q&A after. Some of the German girls I was with squealed with excitement.

Comment by AmyHuang

April 30th 2008 03:51

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Oh wow. I would have loved to be there Cib! Unfortunately I haven't actually managed to see any of them yet - it's one of those times in life when everything is happening at the same time...

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