Location:
Open-air cinema
Promenade/beach in front of Aquaföhr
25938 Wyk on Föhr
Island of Föhr Summer Culture
Open air cinema on the beach
Monday, 26.08.2024, from 8.30 pm
A portrait of the North Sea coast with its stormy moods in breathtaking images. A journey to hidden beauty and the people who find their serene happiness in the rhythm of the sea. A documentary from the makers of "Luv & Lee". A very special evening in the presence of the filmmakers.
Very close to the people who live and work from and with this unique nature in every season, the film addresses questions such as these: Why does a young woman spend a year all alone on a lonely bird island? How did the old captain save the lives of hundreds of people during the storm surge of 1962? What drives a surf instructor to build an entire surf school on the wide beach of St. Peter-Ording every year? And why are the shepherd and his sheep so indispensable for coastal protection? These are touching stories that tell of great passion, deep conviction and endless serenity. > Click here for the homepage
Silent cinema: In contrast to the "normal" cinema experience, the sound of the two films is played via wireless headphones. The special thing about this is that viewers have the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the film experience. Headphones to which the film sound is transmitted directly are available on site for a 10 euro deposit. The volume can also be adjusted individually on the headphones. Unfortunately, your own Bluetooth headphones will not work!
Admission prices Silent cinema - tickets online:
9€ children (up to and including 15 years), 12 € adults (from 16 years), Bluetooth headphones deposit fee 10 €
50 cents of every ticket sold will go to the German Maritime Search and Rescue Service (DGzRS).
Film length: 107 minutes, in cooperation with the Filmtheater am Sandwall/Inselkino Föhr, Lichtblick Filmtheater and Gemoar-Film
Admission starts at 8 pm. Due to the high demand, it is advisable to arrive in good time, as there is free seating. In the event of very bad weather, the open-air cinema will unfortunately have to be cancelled.
