German Moravians settled in what is now Winston-Salem in the 1700s. Centuries later, a new three-day film festival in the Twin City will honor German culture.
The Kino Im Nord Karolina Film Festival will be held Friday, Sept. 20 through Sunday, Sept. 22 at a/perture cinema. Tickets cost $15 per screening and $60 for an all-access pass. Here’s the film lineup:
Friday, Sept. 20
- 12 p.m.: Lunch and Learn: “Speaking German in the Piedmont”
- 6 p.m.: “Good Bye, Lenin!” + after-party at Lesser-Known Beer Co.
Saturday, Sept. 21
- 11a.m.: “I Was at Home, But...”
- 2 p.m.: “Music”
- 8 p.m.:"The Universal Theory”
Sunday, Sept. 22
- 4 p.m.: US premiere of “27 Storeys”
- 7 p.m.: NC premiere of “We Might as Well be Dead”
See the trailer for the festival during a free event at The Caviste on Thursday, Aug. 22 at 6 p.m.
