Dates:
Venue: Votiv Kino (Währingerstraße 12, 1090 Vienna)
Time: 9:15 - 12:00 (Admission: 9:00)
Free admission (including film education): The screening can be booked for a minimum of 50 students.
Special dates: For a minimum of 50 students, we will do our best to arrange a performance on your preferred date!
March
April
May
June
Thu., 5. March
Fr., 13. March
Thu., 19. March
Fr., 27. March
Fully Booked!
Tue., 7. April
Thu., 9. April
Fr., 17. April
Mo., 20. April
Waidhofen/Ybbs!
Do., 30. April
Fr., 8. May
Thu., 21. May
Fr., 29. May
Thu., 11. June
Tue., 23. June
At Cinecenter!
Thu., 25. June
At Cinecenter!
Mo., 29. June
At Cinecenter!
Cancellation is possible up to three weeks before the appointment; otherwise, a processing fee of €350 will be charged.
Please enquire about screenings in Lower Austria and Burgenland, specifying your preferred cinema.
Thu., 5. March
Thu., 19. March
Fr., 27. March
Fully booked!
Fr., 13. March
Venue: Votiv Kino (Währingerstraße 12, 1090 Vienna)
Time: 9.15 am – 12.00 pm (Doors open: 9.00 am)
Free admission (including film education programme): The screening can be booked for groups of 50 pupils or more.
Cancellations are accepted up to three weeks before the date; otherwise, a handling fee of €350 will be charged.
Please enquire about dates in Lower Austria and Burgenland, specifying your preferred cinema.
Special bookings: If you book tickets for at least 50 pupils, we will do our best to arrange a performance on the date of your choice!
Screenings for Students
We are particularly committed to raising awareness of the rise in anti-Semitism and racism, and to countering these issues, through information conveyed via cinema and discussions with pupils. We look forward to exciting school cinema screenings!
Before the film, there will be a short introduction by a film educator. After the screening, there will be a discussion lasting around half an hour, during which the pupils can express their emotions and thoughts, ask questions and discuss the film together.
In preparation, pupils should have learnt the key facts about the Nazi era. For the (highly recommended) follow-up work, you can find free educational materials at the following link: https://film-kultur.de/wp-content/uploads/die-unsichtbaren_fh.pdf
Registration and further information:
Magª Doris Kittler | dokit@dokit.at | + 43 6991 942 08 14
Die Unsichtbaren - Wir wollen leben
DE 2017 | Docudrama | 110 min | German OV
Buch Claus Räfle, Alejandra López Kamera Jörg Widmer Schnitt Jörg Hauschild, Julia Oehring Musik Matthias Klein mit Max Mauff, Alice Dwyer, Ruby O. Fee, Aaron Altaras, Victoria Schulz, Florian Lukas, Andreas Schmidt
In 1943, Goebbels declared the Reich capital Berlin to be “judenfrei”; 35,000 Jewish Germans living in Berlin had been deported, whilst 7,000 managed to go into hiding. Four of them recount their personal stories on camera, supplemented by gripping dramatised scenes. They show how the persecuted ‘dashed’ from place to place to hide from the Gestapo, constantly fearing discovery, denunciation or deportation. These Jewish men and women were supported by helpers who resisted and risked their own lives by, for example, providing accommodation, transport or food. A moving and instructive film – and a particular boon for educational purposes.
In 1943, Goebbels declared the Reich capital Berlin to be “free of Jews”; 35,000 Jewish Germans living in Berlin had been deported, whilst 7,000 managed to go into hiding. Four of them recount their personal stories on camera, supplemented by gripping dramatised scenes. They show how the persecuted ‘dashed’ from place to place to hide from the Gestapo, constantly fearing discovery, denunciation or deportation. These Jewish men and women were supported by helpers who resisted and risked their own lives by, for example, providing accommodation, transport or food. A moving and instructive film – and a particular boon for educational purposes.
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