From Hilde with Love (15)

Currently in Chapter Cinema Cardiff 28/6-3/7/2025

German with English subtitles

In this captivating historical drama, we spend intimate time with Hilde Coppi, a heroine of the anti-Nazi resistance in Berlin. In 1942, whilst heavily pregnant, Hilde is detained by the Gestapo, accused of transcribing coded transmissions from Moscow as part of the Red Orchestra activist group. As Hilde awaits her fate, she looks back at her joyful romance with Hans and the discovery of the hopeful activism movement in what becomes the most beautiful summer of her life whilst the world is screaming for peace. With an extraordinary performance from Liv Lisa Fries (Babylon Berlin) and evocatively filmed, this is an affecting portrait of love at a time of desperate danger and oppression.

Stuttgart International Ideas Contest

The City of Stuttgart is launching an international ideas contest called “Space for Ideas”. It will run for two months, until July 15th, 2024.

Who: City of Stuttgart

What: International ideas contest: “Space for Ideas”

When: from May 25th, 2024 until July 15th, 2024.

The contest is looking for the best ideas and suggestions for the future use of the area directly adjacent to the future main railway station, which is currently under construction.

Further Details

Deutsch-englishe Gesellschaft Braunschweig Anglo-German Association (DEG)

Next meetings

The next meetings of the Deutsch-englishe Gesellschaft Braunschweig Anglo-German Association (DEG) will take place as follows:

Thursday 16th May, 2024
To discuss “Born a Crime” by Trevor Noah

Thursday 20th June, 2024
To discuss a short story that will be announced later

The meetings will place online at:

20:00 (German time) / 19:00 (UK time)

Use the following link to access them:

https://meet.jit.si/DEGLiteratureClub

FURTHER DETAILS

A guy walks into a history book

Fitting individuals into collective memory.

Whose memory makes the history books?  Whether retracing a fugitive escape from a Soviet POW in 1945, or walking across post-Brexit Europe from his home in Wales to his home in Poland, Michał Iwanowski will bring into focus the often overlooked personal experience and record of historical events.

Wednesday, 20 March 2024, 16:00-18:00
Room 2.18, 66a Park Place, Cathays, Cardiff, CF10 3AS

Further details (external link)