Amrum, 1945

Once a month you can also just come during the day to enjoy great cinema! As the icing on the proverbial cake, there is a special offer in the CultureCafé: cake + coffee + film for only 13 euros. April 1945. On the remote German Wadden island Amrum, everything is in short supply in the last weeks of the war. Twelve-year-old Nanning, as the 'man of the house', must do everything possible to provide food for his heavily pregnant mother, his little brother and sister, and his aunt. Despite all the hardships, life on the beautiful, windy island feels almost like a paradise. But when peace finally arrives, Nanning struggles with the Nazi convictions of his parents, and the opponents on the island. Amrum, 1945 is a poignant coming-of-age story by the German director Fatih Akin (Gegen die Wand, Aus dem Nichts) and is based on the book of the same name by Hark Bohm. DE, 2026, 93’ Direction: Fatih Akin Met incl. Detlev Buck, Laura Tonke, Diane Kruger, Matthias Schweighöfer…