-Dates: 22, 28 June-

Special $7 ticket price

Encore Screenings!

A day in the life of Niko Fischer, a college dropout drifting through Berlin.

Shot in stylish black-and-white, the film captures the aimlessness of post-reunification Berlin youth with wit and poignancy, and subtle social commentary.

Co-presented by Goethe-Institut Singapore

-Dates: 18, 21 June, 1 July-

Special $7 ticket price

Hailed as the first and only feature film about gay life ever produced in communist East Germany, Coming Out premiered on the night the Berlin Wall opened, November 9, 1989.

As a boy, Philipp was strongly attracted to his best friend, but he put that behind him in order to live within the “norm.” He meets a shy girl who falls for him, and soon the couple is sharing an apartment. But Philipp cannot deny his passionate desire for a young man. After years of repressing his sexuality, he finally accepts himself for who he truly is.