Following its great success last year, the “Day of Free Entrance” at FILMFEST HAMBURG returns for a second round. On 3 October, FILMFEST HAMBURG will be showing 36 films in 15 cinemas, all in their original language with German or English subtitles. From Hollywood blockbusters to innovative art films, there is something for everyone, including two children's films.  This year, they have again extended an exclusive invitation to the AWCH and allowed us to block a number of tickets at select films.

Please use the registration link below to register for the film, The History of Sound, for yourself and up to 1 guest.  If you reserve tickets and cannot make the film please notify us by September 29 so others in the AWCH or elsewhere in Hamburg can enjoy the free ticket. Tickets will be e-mailed to you on October 2.

Synopse

A historical drama about two musicians researching American folk music and discovering love. 1917: the talented singer Lionel (Paul Mescal) leaves the family farm to attend the Boston Music Conservatory, where he meets David (Josh O’Connor). Three years later, the two spend a winter wandering the forests and islands of Maine collecting folk songs to preserve them for future generations. Then their ways part. Lionel travels through Europe, creating a life full of success for himself with new amorous experiences. But he still thinks back to his time with David. A reminder of their work together then reveals why their connection was so strong.