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Reviews

Reflections of Resilience: “Flowers of Ukraine” & “The Other One”

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"Flowers of Ukraine" by Adelina Borets (Poland, Ukraine) and "The Other One" by Marie-Magdalena Kochová (Czechia, Slovakia) delve into the lives of individuals facing extraordinary physical and emotional challenges. These films highlight incredible resilience in the face of daily adversity, encouraging us to appreciate aspects of life we might otherwise take for granted. They will

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Eden: Paradise lost or community theatre at its core?

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It was clear that this was a production that people cared about and were engaged with. But if the actors on stage don’t believe the words coming out of their mouth, how is the audience supposed to?

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Restaurant Review: Paps combines street food and fine dining

It's easy to see why Paps on Bornaische Str. in Leipzig, which blends fine dining and street food, has a 5.0 Google rating.

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DIMENSIONS asks what is true and what is real

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DIMENSIONS: Digital Art since 1859, on view at Wahren’s Pittlerwerke until 9 July, asks questions that are both timely and timeless.

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