13.04.2023: Calle Fuhr’s podcast KEIN KOMMENTAR is now online

Podcast KEIN KOMMENTAR
with Alina Schaller, Ashwien Sankholkar, Calle Fuhr

Since 2020, the journalists of the Austrian investigative magazine DOSSIER (including Ashwien Sankholkar) have been researching the OMV group and its former CEO Rainer Seele. There was hardly any critical reporting on the billion-dollar corporation before – because OMV is one of the biggest advertising partners in the Austrian advertising business and a major sponsor. However, it is not possible to advertise in the DOSSIER magazine due to it’s ad-free policy.
That’s why the research collective decides to embark on a high-risk investigation of the OMV’s shady businesses…

Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Amazon Music & Podbean.

13.04.2023 Swiss Premiere of GRAND HORIZONS from Bess Wohl (US) at the stages in Bern

Bess Wohl © Walter McBride

Translation: Lynn Takeo Musiol and Christian Tschirner
Directed by Roger Vontobel

“…an absolute theater must-see …” – Berliner Morgenpost

After the successful German premiere in December 2022 at the Schillertheater , the Swiss premiere at the Bühnen Bern now takes place.

Further dates in Berlin: Komödie am Kurfürstendamm at the Theater am Potsdamer Platz.
from March 10, 2023.

 

 

 

1.04.2023 Premiere: MEISTER RÖCKLE by les dramaturx at Theater Magdeburg

MEISTER ROECKLE
A fairy tale based on Karl Marx

After bitter fields, it is now les dramaturx‘ (Lynn Takeo Musiol and Christian Tschirner) second production at the Theater Magdeburg. Visitors can expect a political fairy tale about Karl Marx’s preliminary studies for Capital, retold and performed by the two authors.

Premiere: 1 April 2023, 7:30 p.m.
Tickets & information under this link (external)

9.03.2023 Cinema release for Eliza Petkova’s MAYOR, SHEPHERD, WIDOW, DRAGON

Eliza Petkova Poster film Mayor Shepherd Widow Dragon
Eliza Petkova’s film “Mayor, Shepherd, Widow, Dragon”

 

DE / BG, 2020, 97 min, OV with German subs
A film by Eliza Petkova

According to the legend, a dragon named Gincho is responsible for the disappearance of young women in the Bulgarian mountain village of Pirin. Almost only old people still live there without a doctor or priest, whose many empty houses are gradually being swallowed up by nature. But the committed mayor has not given up faith in the future. He wants to turn Pirin into a tourist attraction – and is trying to find a girlfriend on the Internet along the way. (Filmfestival Max Ophüls Preis 2022)

German cinema release: 9 March 2023 at 8 p.m., in presence of the movie team at
Kino Krokodil, Greifenhagener Str. 32, 10437 Berlin.
Further details & tickets under this link (external)