Love, bureaucracy & despair in the city
Coming to Leipzig is rather easy – staying, not so much. A heartbreaking story involving an intercultural couple, unpaid pension fund fees and the Ausländerbehörde.
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Festival de Cine DOK: ¡Exige lo imposible!
“El hito histórico del ’68’ será abordado desde los diferentes márgenes que el audiovisual supo retratar, generando así un caleidoscopio histórico que hará justicia a la complejidad del momento.” #DOK Leipzig 2018
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Is this the perfect homemade butter?
Butter is cultural, super complex and slightly confusing. If you like a perfect, creamy and tangy butter on your bread, read on to find out how to make it yourself!
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UK citizen rights and Brexit: What now?
Wednesday, 16 May, you have the opportunity to find some answers to questions you’ve no doubt been asking as a Brit living in Germany. #Leipzig #Brexit #KeepCalmAndCarryOn
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Gordon Raphael: rocking in the Noisy Chair
“Despite a career recording and producing household-name acts like The Strokes and Regina Spektor, ‘Sleep on the Radio’ is Gordon Raphael’s first full-length album, the first one with his songs and his name on the front cover.” (Interview & album review by Adam Carrington) Check out Gordon Raphael & the Half Full Flashes @ Leipzig’s Ilses Erika, Thu 10 May.
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Human love chain for Karstadt Wednesday
Karstadt has survived two world wars, socialism and online shopping. But will gentrification close it?