#COMPETITION! THE GERMAN FILM WEEKEND 2019 – Ticket Giveaway!

German Films returns to London’s Regent Street Cinema to bring you FACE TO FACE WITH GERMAN TALENT: THE GERMAN FILM WEEKEND from Friday 20 – Sunday 22 September 2019.



The impressive programme of six critical and festival favourites is curated by film critic and host of Girls On Film podcast, Anna Smith, and will bring you “face to face” with some of Germany’s hottest on-screen talent. Including some of the latest festival, film and series highlights from Germany, the line-up showcases bittersweet coming-of age-stories to powerful relationship dramas and gripping thrillers.

Launched in 2016, the FACE TO FACE WITH GERMAN FILMS campaign shines a spotlight on the most influential individuals currently working in the German screen industries and represents just some of the many dynamic ‘faces’ of German filmmaking today as well as celebrating current trends in the German entertainment industry, promoting German content to international audiences and fostering an awareness of modern German storytelling and styles.

To celebrate the special weekend, we are giving one lucky winner two tickets to a film screening of their choice.

The six films screening during the GERMAN FILM WEEKEND are:

LOST ONES (Opening night / Q&A with actress Maria Dragus) by Felix Hassenfratz

THE MASTER BUTCHER (Q&A with Jonas Nay) by Uli Edel

CUT OFF by Christian Alvart

HAPPINESS SUCKS (Q&A with director and Christian Friedel) by Anca Miruna Lazarescu

ONE BREATH by Christian Zübert

ALL ABOUT ME (Closing film) by Caroline Link

To enter the competition giveaway, please email the answer to the below question to hello@essentiallypop.com before 5pm 16 September:

QUESTION: How many films will be screened during the GERMAN FILM WEEKEND?

21 – 23 September
Regent Street Cinema
309 Regent St, Marylebone, London W1B 2UW

For full listings, please check out The Regent Street Cinema’s official website.

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