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Pilgrim Chamber Players is delighted to present its season finale Brahms' Celebration featuring works by Johannes Brahms and Robert Schumann, performed by a world-class ensemble of distinguished guest artists. More info and tickets at pilgrimplayers.org!

For film enthusiasts and German lovers: Discover GERMAN CINEMA
The most captivating mysteries, the boldest visions, and the most thrilling imaginations of genre cinema originated largely in Germany. This feature celebrates the remarkable journey of German genre cinema, from its groundbreaking influence on horror, film noir, and science fiction to its resilient spirit within a film industry that champions artistry over convention.
Read more about GERMAN GENRE CINEMA in our brand new GEGENÜBER issue: goethe.de/gegenuber/germanfilm


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As a defining voice, proclaiming democratic debate and critical theory, Jürgen Habermas reshaped modern thought from the public sphere to communicative action.
Now, at 96, his voice has fallen silent—but his ideas will continue to shape how we argue, reason, and live together.
Sandra Trauner presents an overview of an extraordinary life and its impact on how society treats democratic principles:
goethe.de/gegenuber/en_habermas

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