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Let’s Discuss: Vaterland by Paweł Pawlikowski

Let’s Discuss: Vaterland by Paweł Pawlikowski

Sun, Sep 13, 4:00 PM
From Let’s discuss films
4.9

!! New Location !! This time we will meet at the Mokka cafe next to Kino International !! Let’s discuss Vaterland by Paweł Pawlikowski! A film from 2026 about the German author Thomas Mann and his daughter who travel together back to post-war Germany. We will gather at a cafe for an informal, friendly discussion of the film. All perspectives are welcome! https://www.neuevisionen.de/de/filme/vaterland-196

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THE BEAR Berlin kicks off Season 12

THE BEAR Berlin kicks off Season 12

Thu, Sep 17, 5:00 PM
From THE BEAR. true stories. told live. berlin. since 2015.
4.8

### UNTOLD STORIES – Stories we've never told Live Storytelling Night (Berlin) "There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you." Some stories are made of secrets. Some are made of shame, pride, fear, love, grief, or simply never finding the right moment to say it out loud. This September, THE BEAR kicks off Season 12 with an evening of true personal stories that have never been told before, not on our stage, not anywhere. Stories that have been sitting quietly, waiting for the right room to land in. Our storytellers will be drawn at random from our legendary top hat. The only rule: it has to be untold. Come as you are. Bring the story you've never shared. Or simply sit back and listen. We carry these together. **🎤 What this event is** An evening of true, personal storytelling, told live on stage. No scripts. No acting. No fiction. Just real people sharing something they've never said out loud before: * the secret they've kept for years * the thing they never told the person it was about * the moment they finally understood something about themselves * the story that felt too small, or too big, to tell * the almost-confession that never made it out Some stories will be funny. Some raw. All of them human. Music for the evening comes from James Harper, setting the tone for the night. **💭 Why come?** Because storytelling isn't just entertainment, it's connection. You'll leave feeling: * more connected to others * reminded of your own untold stories * maybe even ready to tell one yourself **🐻 How the evening works** * Open Stage: We randomly select storytellers' names from our legendary top hat **👉 Want to tell a story?** Put your name in the hat during the evening. First time? Even better. We're known for being a welcoming space for new storytellers. **🎤 Want to prepare a story?** If you'd like feedback before the event, send your story idea to: 📩 [hello@thebear-storytelling.de](mailto:hello@thebear-storytelling.de) **📍 Venue:** Theatre Pool 📅 **Date:** September 17th **🕖 Time:** 7:00 pm – 9:30 pm **🗣 Language:** English (welcoming to all levels and backgrounds) **🎟 [Tickets](https://luma.com/p38r7ihw)** Entry is by donation (Recommended: €15–20) Give more if you can, less if you can't. Everyone is welcome. **💬 Audience question of the night** Tell us about something you did this summer that you haven't told anyone. **✨ Final note** Whether it's a secret, a regret, a quiet joy, or a story you've simply never had the room for, this night is for you. ## **Our Mission** ## ***THE BEAR* has grown into one of Berlin’s most beloved live storytelling events: a place where strangers become a community through the simple act of listening.** Supported by: [THE BEAR e.V. ](https://deref-web.de/mail/client/3fe0d0dh9KM/dereferrer/?redirectUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fthebear-storytelling.us6.list-manage.com%2Ftrack%2Fclick%3Fu%3Db5d7f087b587f8f081c447437%26id%3Dfc0e2d8df3%26e%3D711d4db9af), [Moving-Speaker.com](https://www.moving-speaker.com/), [Female Speaking Berlin](https://www.femalespeakingberlin.com/), and [Experience Berlin Youtube Channel](https://www.youtube.com/@Berlin-Videos).

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Film: Vaterland by Paweł Pawlikowski

Film: Vaterland by Paweł Pawlikowski

Sat, Sep 12, 7:00 PM
From Film | Music | Books
4.6

Date: Saturday, September, 12 Time: 9:00 pm Place: delphi LUX, Kantstrasse 10, 10623 Berlin Meeting point: before and after the movie, at the tables in front of the cinema. Seats: Hall 1, Row 2, Seat 6 and 7 Tickets: https://www.yorck.de/en/films/fatherland \-\-\- Year: 2026 Runtime: 82 min Language(s): OmeU, German, English, Russian, French \-\-\- Review: "„Vaterland“ von Paweł Pawlikowski ist einer der besten Filme des Jahres – eine Reflexion über die Kunst und über Deutschland, präzise wie ein Laserstrahl" - Philipp Bovermann, SZ \-\-\- Linktree: https://linktr.ee/filmmusicbooks

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Speed Dating &/ Friending (FREE for FLINTA)

Speed Dating &/ Friending (FREE for FLINTA)

Sat, Sep 12, 6:30 PM
From Artists & Musicians Hangout & Events in Berlin
4.2

***All about real connection - beyond screens, beyond small talk.*** **ENTRY:** * **FLINTA**: free entry (no need to buy tickets in advance / no need to sign up) * **REGULAR**: 15€ (incl. one free Drink of Your choice = Soft / Wine / Beer / Cocktail) Whether You are looking for love, new friendships, or simply meaningful conversations, this is Your invitation to step into a space where people truly meet. We gather, we talk, we laugh, we share stories & moments — and most importantly, we get to know each other on a deeper level. Every respectful person is welcome. ‍ \> Every week different Guide\, different People\, different Experience\. ‍ The night begins with a round of Speed Dating & Friending guided by DNA. Members, giving You the chance to connect with different people in a playful, open & respectful atmosphere. No pressure, just presence. Afterwards, the space opens up — stay, deepen connections, enjoy Your drink & let the evening unfold naturally. **AGE**: There is **no strict age limit** for our Speed Dating events. Our community is generally made up of people between **25 and 40 years old**, although everyone is welcome to join as long as they’re looking to meet new people & make genuine connections. **DOORS**: 8 pm **MEET & GREET**: 8 - 8.30 pm **SPEED DATING & FRIENDING ROUNDS:** 8.30 - 10 pm OPEN SOCIAL & HANG OUT + Afterparty open end

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The Minority Report

The Minority Report

Wed, Sep 16, 6:30 PM
From Berlin Comedy in English
4.5

The Minority Report is a weekly stand-up comedy show about identity, culture, and the expat experience. Are you a minority in Europe? Did something weird, awkward, or low-key offensive happen to you this week? This is the space to vent your feelings about it. Every week, comedians Bryan Lee and Moe Singleton take the stage to unpack life as outsiders, offering their unique commentary on topics like race, masculinity, relationships, and life between cultures. Add weekly special guest comedians and “question time” with the audience, and you’ve got Berlin’s most unhinged comedy experience. 🎟️ Want to warm up before the show? Check out our comedy workshop – a beginner-friendly stand-up class with Bryan and Moe, hosted just before the show.

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Screenwriters' Group Meetup (Every two weeks)

Screenwriters' Group Meetup (Every two weeks)

Thu, Sep 24, 5:00 PM
From Berlin Screenwriters Network
4.7

A regular meeting to read and discuss work writers' are currently engaged in. For screenwriters' serious about their writing and wanting the support and incentive a periodic group meeting can provide. The meeting will be at Alexanderplatz (contact Marc, the organizer, beforehand for exactly where). We'll make introductions about ourselves, our experiences and what we want out of the group. If you're comfortable in doing so, come prepared with a something you're working on that you want to read or discuss. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ "The author is grateful to her weekly writers' group for kindness and criticism during the writing of this book." *from the Acknowledgments from the book "The Joy Luck Club" by Amy Tan*

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You can explore documentary screenings in Berlin by searching for groups and events related to documentaries on Meetup. Simply enter 'Berlin' in the location filter and select subjects that interest you.

Yes, Berlin hosts various groups focused on documentaries. By searching categories related to arts and culture, you can find events catering to your interest in documentaries and film lovers.

Yes, you can host your own documentary screening by creating an event on Meetup. You’ll need to create a group, set up the event details, and invite other documentary enthusiasts to join.

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Joining documentary meetups allows you to share your passion with others, discover new films, discuss insights, and expand your social and cultural horizons with like-minded people.

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Absolutely! Whether you're a local or a traveler, you can join Berlin-based meetups that interest you. Simply sign up with your details to access group and event listings in the city.

While Meetup provides the platform for group activities, we cannot guarantee the content of discussions at every film Meetup. Success depends on the event's guest list and engagement.

Yes, often event organizers will specify venues for screenings. However, venue information depends on what each group decides to include in their event details.

Meetup is designed with all participation levels in mind, offering a range of events suitable for various social engagement preferences and providing a chance to meet with minimal pressure.

Documentary groups in Berlin often explore a wide variety of topics, from global issues to local stories, offering something for everyone interested in documentaries.

Some documentary screenings might have age restrictions based on film content. Typically, this will be noted in the event details or group guidelines if applicable.

No, events are created and managed by group organizers and not directly by Meetup. They rely on community input and facilitator oversight for scheduling and organization.

The frequency of documentary screenings can depend on current group activities and organizers. Berlin's vibrant culture offers regular opportunities, but it may vary based on the time of year or availability.