MOIN cinema! with film patron Simone Buchholz

24.08.2022

On Monday, 29 August, Hamburg bestselling Script Writer Simone Buchholz ("Schwedenbitter", "River Clyde ") will kick off our new event series: "MOIN Kino!". The Hamburg classic "Absolute Giganten" will be shown. You can get your free tickets here!

Writer Simone Buchholz presents her favourite Hamburg film "Absolute Giganten" by Sebastian Schipper at her favourite cinema in Hamburg - Studio Kino. The evening will be hosted by Alexandra Antwi-Boasiako.

The facts about the kick-off event:

WhenMonday, 29 August 2022 at 7.00 pm WhereStudio Kino, Bernstorffstraße 93-95, 22767 Hamburg

Free tickets (first come, first serve) are available in limited quantities.Save here.

ABOUT "MOIN CINEMA!"

With "Moin Kino!", we are pushing Hamburg's cinema culture back into the spotlight: prominent guests present their favourite Hamburg film in their favourite Hamburg cinema. MOIN Film Fund Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein and Gute Leude Fabrik are now regularly inviting Hamburg's film and culture enthusiasts to this new format.

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