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07.09.2023 | Frankfurt am Main
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The leaden time | with lecture by Prof. Dr. Hanna Pfeifer (radicalization researcher)

BRD 1981 | Director: Margarethe von Trotta | Running time: 106 minutes

In 1970s Germany, the two sisters Juliane and Marianne fight for social change. While Juliane campaigns for women’s rights as a journalist, her sister Marianne chooses to fight as an underground terrorist. When Marianne is finally arrested, the sisters’ conflict between ideological differences, individual passions and moral ambivalences breaks out into the open.

Trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fj9bjsQbQK8

Admission:
5 euros, limited seating. Ticket reservations recommended on 069 961 220-220. Advance ticket sales at www.dff.film/kino/

Zeit

7. September 2023, 20:00-22:00

Ort

German Film Institute and Film Museum
Schaumainkai 41
Frankfurt am Main, 60596 Deutschland + Google Map
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Organisation

Network Paulskirche
“ConTrust. Trust in Conflict”
DFF – German Film Museum
Evangelische Akademie (Protestant Academy) Frankfurt
Research Institute Social Cohesion (RISC)

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