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The Goethe-Institut's film catalogue includes all film titles for which the department Film, Television and Radio has acquired the non-commercial screening rights (licence). It contains all relevant information such as licence duration, available media (DVD, Blu-ray Disc, DCP, 35mm), subtitles and restricted areas.
The Goethe-Institut film archive: important works in their original versions with subtitles - for film libraries, festivals and educational institutions ...
Over 100 German films are available for free on our eMedia platform, the eLibrary. The online movie collection of the Goethe-Institut is all about German films. You can watch them from the comfort of your own sofa. Our film selection offers current productions – from feature films and documentaries all the way to children’s films and comedies.
Fun fact: It is actually the only vampire movie that has "realistic" teeth. Vampire bats cut the skin open for feeding with their 2 front teeth and not the canines! So all the other vampire movies are just wrong ;-)
The Goethe-Institut (German: [ˈɡøːtə ʔɪnstiˌtuːt]; GI, Goethe Institute) is a non-profit German cultural association operational worldwide with 159 institutes, promoting the study of the German language abroad and encouraging international cultural exchange and relations.
We promote knowledge of the German language abroad and foster international cultural cooperation. Film plays a prominent role in the cultural programmes of the 157 Goethe-Instituts around the world. Goethe-on-Demand, the streaming platform of the Goethe-Institut, is where we present film programmes for our audience. The spectrum encompasses ...
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This collection of German films from 1919-2005 was donated by the Goethe Institut Boston and New York in 2017. These were previously part of the lending collection run out of these offices and contains a comprehensive survey of German film history, from expressionist films to the most recent features of contemporary German cinema.
