Language House International Film Series - "Und morgen die ganze Welt" Presented by the German Cluster
Language House International Film Series - "Und morgen die ganze Welt" Presented by the German Cluster
The Language House International Film Series presents films selected by Language House students representing their target languages and cultures. This year, the theme of the series is "Social Inequities," reflecting the theme of the UMD First Year Book. Please join us on November 7 at 5pm in the International Film Lounge (0107 St. Mary's Hall) for a screening of the film "Und morgen die ganze Welt" (“And Tomorrow the Entire World”, 2020). Everyone is welcome!
This political drama follows Luisa, a 20-year-old law student in Germany. Alarmed by the emergence of political parties on the far right as well as the growing success of populist parties, Luisa decides to join Antifa to clearly distance herself from this political climate. Entangled by new friends and love interests, the use of violence slowly becomes a legitimate tool within the group to achieve their goals. Luisa soon has to decide how far she is willing to go, even if this could lead to a potentially devastating outcome for herself and her friends. The film’s main themes are the sometimes unclear borders between right and wrong and how far one is willing to go for their political and personal beliefs.
The Language House International Film Series presents films selected by Language House students representing their target languages and cultures. This year, the theme of the series is "Social Inequities," reflecting the theme of the UMD First Year Book. Please join us on November 7 at 5pm in the International Film Lounge (0107 St. Mary's Hall) for a screening of the film "Und morgen die ganze Welt" (“And Tomorrow the Entire World”, 2020). Everyone is welcome!
This political drama follows Luisa, a 20-year-old law student in Germany. Alarmed by the emergence of political parties on the far right as well as the growing success of populist parties, Luisa decides to join Antifa to clearly distance herself from this political climate. Entangled by new friends and love interests, the use of violence slowly becomes a legitimate tool within the group to achieve their goals. Luisa soon has to decide how far she is willing to go, even if this could lead to a potentially devastating outcome for herself and her friends. The film’s main themes are the sometimes unclear borders between right and wrong and how far one is willing to go for their political and personal beliefs.