Osnabrück, Germany
Lagerhalle e. V. is a long-established cultural centre in Osnabrück, housed in a converted 19th-century warehouse. It hosts a wide range of events - live concerts across many genres, theatre, readings, and club nights. The venue is run as a registered non-profit association and has been a cornerstone of the city's independent cultural scene for decades.
A German drama in which a deaf woman and a blind man fall in love - with lead actors who genuinely live with these conditions. FSK 12, 90 min., subtitled for the hearing-impaired.
A spoken-word competition where authors perform their own texts on stage - no props, no instruments, just words and a time limit. The audience picks the winner.
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A private, invitation-only event organised by the City of Osnabrück.
Three regional a cappella ensembles - vocability, Unipopos, and Jazz/Pop Vokalensemble Osnabrück - share a stage for the first time, performing jazz, pop, and contemporary vocal music.
Terrence Malick's historical drama about an Austrian farmer who refused to serve in the Nazi army. The film is based on the true story of Franz Jägerstätter.
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A documentary about TV fraudster Michael Born, whose fabricated reports ran unchecked on stern TV in the 1990s - and what his lies reveal about today's fake-news culture. Osnabrück premiere.
PROBEBÜHNE Osnabrück celebrates its 60th anniversary with a full-length musical evening at the Lagerhalle, mixing classic Nacht(k)lang highlights with new material - from Hildegard Knef to Queen Bee.
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Greek director Evi Kalogiropoulou's feature debut - a post-apocalyptic dystopia about two women resisting a patriarchal system, shot in the spirit of MAD MAX.
Mascha Schilinski's film swept the German Film Award 2026 with 10 Lolas, tracing four women from different decades whose lives converge on a farm in the Altmark. A 149-minute drama about memory, trauma and long-buried secrets.
Mascha Schilinski's film swept the German Film Award 2026 with 10 Lolas. It traces four women from different decades, all connected by a farm in the Altmark - a 149-minute drama about memory, trauma and secrets passed down through generations.
