By Tom Grater
German Cinema Body Outlines Re-Opening Measures, But No Clear Timeframe Yet
27.04.2020 - 13:29 / deadline.com
By Tom Grater
International Film Reporter
Germany’s national association of cinemas, the HDF, which represents the majority of theaters in the country, has published a plan for re-opening venues once the coronavirus crisis eases.
The guidelines, which are designed to feed into the government’s wider plans for exiting the nationwide lockdown, would allow cinemas to resume operations “in compliance with the highest safety and protective measures for guests and employees”, according to the org.
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deadline.com
11.05.2020 / 18:39
German Production Crew Say They Will Only Return To Work Under “Safe Conditions”
By Tom Grater
variety.com
07.05.2020 / 19:51
Exhibitors Facing Challenges as Some German States Reopen Cinemas
By Ed Meza
deadline.com
06.05.2020 / 16:41
Germany Gives Green Light For Bundesliga Soccer Season To Re-Start This Month
By Andreas Wiseman
billboard.com
05.05.2020 / 05:39
German Court Ends Long-Running Trial Over Tragic Love Parade
A German court on Monday closed a trial over the mass panic at the 2010 Love Parade techno music festival in which 21 people died, ending the proceedings without a verdict after two and a half years.The Duisburg state court ended the trial after 184 court sessions, news agency dpa reported.
nypost.com
05.05.2020 / 01:19
German nightclub hosts drive-in rave in spite of the coronavirus
Even a global pandemic can’t stop Germany from a rave.
pitchfork.com
04.05.2020 / 22:03
Vintage German TV Show Beat-Club Has Some of the Best Live Music Sets on YouTube
Invisible Hits is a column in which Tyler Wilcox scours the internet for the best (and strangest) bootlegs, rarities, outtakes, and live clips.
nme.com
03.05.2020 / 11:41
German club holds drive-in rave to circumvent coronavirus restrictions
The trend of drive-in performances is gathering pace in Europe
