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Beating Hearts

A woman with her hair in a bun and a dark top with a high collar. She looks sideways in suspicion. Behind her are two young women with headscarves. 

Mond

Moon

Timothée Chalamet and Monica Barbaro as Bob Dylan and Joan Baez. Their eyes are turned towards each other as they sing together into the same microphone. 

Like a Complete Unkown

A Complete Unknown

Pamela Anderson as a shining showgirl adorned with a beaded blue headdress. 

The Last Showgirl

Flow

A dark-haired woman stands in a dark room. She stretches out her hand towards the beam of light from a lamp in front of her, which illuminates her face in the darkness. 

Das Licht

The Light

A dark-haired teenager sits beaming in the movie theater.

I Like Movies

A woman with glasses in front of a busy street with a yellow bus. 

Ein Tag ohne Frauen

The Day Iceland Stood Still

Two identical-looking soldiers in winter gear stand in foggy weather. Their serious faces indicate a dangerous mission.

Mickey 17

A nurse bends over the bedside of an elderly woman and holds her hand. 

Heldin

Late Shift 

A brunette woman wearing a fur hat aims with a rifle.

Niki de Saint Phalle

Niki

Anora

Brady Corbet as László Toth. He is dressed in a light-colored suit, smiling with anticipation and holding a bouquet of flowers. 

The Brutalist

Sing Sing

Nocturnes

A girl in a white T-shirt playing tennis. Like her body, her gaze is tense and concentrated. 

Julie bleibt still

Julie Keeps Quiet

Underwater shot of two naked female bodies

Lesvia

Two people looking deep into each other's eyes, forehead to forehead. 

La Cocina

A Human Ride

Common Ground

Jesse Eisenberg and Kieran Culkin in A Real Pain. 

A Real Pain 

A young man in a kilt balances on a flat roof over a terrain. In the background, the blue sky is dramatically covered in heavy clouds.

Bird

The Critic

Black and white shot of two people sitting in a black car and looking out through the window. The woman is wearing dark sunglasses.

Soundtrack to a Coup d'État

Changing perspectives and roles: The Education for Sustainable Development Unit invites you to the cinema for Film & Talk #2030 with films from all over the world about the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. You can look forward to extraordinary feature films and documentaries that deal with the topics of the 2030 Agenda. After the film, you can talk to committed initiatives and experts in the audience discussion.  

In the current season 14, the following topics are in the spotlight: Women's rights in Iran | The fight against the pharmaceutical dynasties in the USA | Freedom and empathy at school | December special: Inglourious Basterds | Start of the 2025 federal election campaign |



Moderation: Lidia Perico (SBNE)



School Cinema

All films in Film & Talk #2030 can be booked for school classes for one month in the morning. If you are interested, please contact our SBNE team at 030 902912016 or sbne@charlottenburg-wilmersdorf.de.


Current information about the dates can be found on Instagram and Facebook: @filmreihe2030



A series of events organized by the Department of Education for Sustainable Development/Department of Public Order, Environment, Streets and Green Spaces of the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf District Office in cooperation with delphi LUX and the Berlin State Center for Political Education

Next Up: RBG
#Childhood #Peace #Future


The Great Green Wall

Film & Talk #2030

Filmreihe #2030

In his directorial debut JULIE KEEPS QUIET, director Leonardo Van Dijls vividly portrays heteronomy, abuse of power and the quiet but profound processes of female self-discovery in junior competitive sport. 

tipBerlin invites you to an exclusive preview of JULIE BLEIBT STILL. The screening will be followed by a film discussion with the Austrian journalist and film critic Bert Rebhandl.


A young girl with a concentrated look ahead and a dynamic gesture while playing tennis. She is wearing a white T-shirt. 

Special Screening: Julie Keeps Quiet

Every second Wednesday of the month!
In the Queer Film Night you will find a new, non-heterosexual film from the international festival landscape every month.


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Filmreihe #2030

01.03. - 31.12.2025

Special Screening: Julie Keeps Quiet

09.04.2025 at 20:00

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13.04. - 31.12.2025

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