Welcome to the SEP sharing session/Stammtisch 2012!This year we are having a joint event which offers you interesting SEP experiences and delicious German food at one go!We are getting the authentic German Sausages from Erich's Würstelstand, located at Chinatown. You can check Erich's blog for more information: http://wuerstelstand.blogspot.sg/Tickets for Stammtisch are available at:Bench 20 (outside Central Library, near AS6)12pm-4pm, 29, 30, 31 Oct. Register early and make the payment before the event to enjoy a free Bretzel!
If you are interested in the any or both of the events, please click here to register:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dFZTQUVDMkk2MHZEM3h4TWNYNllNX0E6MQLook forward to seeing you.
Hello zusammen! Movie screening is here.
Ever tried to watch German movie alone? You are not alone anymore!
Come and join us!
SYNOPSIS:
A movie about cooking and killing.; Cook and Mafia-hitman Oskar is back from prison, has a new girlfriend who demands 'no more violence', one last job to do, and he's planning to publish a book with the title Secréts. The godfather of the Russian Mafia in Vienna is not amused when he learns his ever-loyal henchman is obviously about to reveal the secrets of the organized crime. A German/Austrian production clearly aiming for the German mass-market and therefore ditching the typical Viennese dialect (which is hardly understood outside of Austria and Bavaria) in favour of plain German, it also throws away the famous Viennese charme (the movie could take place anywhere in Germany) and much of the voice-talents of Austrian cabaret artists and actors Josef Hader and Roland Düringer (who still had to be subtitled for Germany). The movie bristles with scurrile characters and ideas and even boasts a tarantino-esque finale (a real rarity for a German/Austrian movie!)... ...C(r)ook ( Basta - Rotwein oder Totsein )
Basta. Rotwein oder Totsein ist ein 2004 erschienener Film von Pepe Danquart. Es handelt sich um eine humorvoll-dramatische Mafia-Satire mit makabrem Abgang. Als Kulisse dient die Stadt Wien.
