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In the back and forth motions of everyday life, we often miss the extraordinary in the ordinary or recognize our own triumphs. These stories of courage and will remind us of the hope not always visible but there if we seek it.
For Ages Teen 14+ | 76 minutes | Presented in English, nonverbal, and original languages with English subtitles
Themes: Empowerment, facing challenges, persistence, understanding difference, celebrating diversity, gender/sexuality spectrum, rights for women, civil right/justice
This program contains: Racial and/or ethnic slurs, graphic injury and/or trauma, physical and/or emotional conflict
Seahorse
Hanan accompanies her brother to classes in the public pool. The first swimming badge is called Seahorse, their instructor explains, because it doesn’t drown. When Hanan came to Europe in a rubber dinghy, she couldn’t swim. To overcome this trauma she learned to swim, now it is her little brother’s turn.
- Year2020
- Runtime16 minutes
- LanguageGerman
- CountryGermany
- RatingCONTENT DETAILS: Fatality, Depictions of War
- NoteTHEMES: Dreaming, Aspiring, Daring to be Different, Finding Your Own Path, Perseverance, Facing Challenges, Overcome Obstacles/Adversity, Empathy, Support, Respect, Jewish/Arabic/Middle East culture, Intergenerational/Youth and Elders or Parents
- DirectorNele Dehnenkamp
- ProducerChristine Duttlinger, Nele Dehnenkamp
For Group Tickets CLICK HERE
In the back and forth motions of everyday life, we often miss the extraordinary in the ordinary or recognize our own triumphs. These stories of courage and will remind us of the hope not always visible but there if we seek it.
For Ages Teen 14+ | 76 minutes | Presented in English, nonverbal, and original languages with English subtitles
Themes: Empowerment, facing challenges, persistence, understanding difference, celebrating diversity, gender/sexuality spectrum, rights for women, civil right/justice
This program contains: Racial and/or ethnic slurs, graphic injury and/or trauma, physical and/or emotional conflict
Seahorse
Hanan accompanies her brother to classes in the public pool. The first swimming badge is called Seahorse, their instructor explains, because it doesn’t drown. When Hanan came to Europe in a rubber dinghy, she couldn’t swim. To overcome this trauma she learned to swim, now it is her little brother’s turn.
- Year2020
- Runtime16 minutes
- LanguageGerman
- CountryGermany
- RatingCONTENT DETAILS: Fatality, Depictions of War
- NoteTHEMES: Dreaming, Aspiring, Daring to be Different, Finding Your Own Path, Perseverance, Facing Challenges, Overcome Obstacles/Adversity, Empathy, Support, Respect, Jewish/Arabic/Middle East culture, Intergenerational/Youth and Elders or Parents
- DirectorNele Dehnenkamp
- ProducerChristine Duttlinger, Nele Dehnenkamp