“Weimar weiblich” at the Filmmuseum

Bobbed hairstyles, airy chiffon dresses, extravagant shoe creations, and the freedom to wear long pants at last – even at first glance, the changes that the 1920s brought for women were tremendous. One of the most important of these was the increase in women’s employment, who therefore became more and more present in everyday social life. This can also be seen in the cinema of the time. Women working in the film industry of the Weimar Republic are the subject of the exhibition WEIMAR WEIBLICH (literally ‘Female Weimar’), which at the same time investigates how cinema deals with gender roles and relations in general.

We will visit this special exhibition just before it closes – Pickwicks is organising a guided tour in English. Afterwards we’ll have coffee and cake or a snack at a nearby bistro.

Meeting point and time

• Foyer of the Filmmuseum
  Schaumainkai 41
  60596 Frankfurt am Main
• Sunday 5th November
• 1:40 p.m. (Please be on time!)

Cost

• Please do not obtain your own ticket: Pickwicks will buy group tickets at the special price of €6. MuseumsUferCard holders also need a free ticket, which we will get as a group.

If you would like to attend this event, please click on the “Sign Up” button below to register by Friday 3rd November!