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Cinematographer Daniel Brettschneider's "Culinary Cinema" series presents the film "The Barbarians - Welcome to Brittany": In the small Breton town of Paimpont, all is still well with the world. The primary school teacher knows everything better, the supermarket owner has a serious alcohol problem, the Alsatian plumber is more Breton than the locals and the village policeman could hardly be more simple-minded and unmusical. So it's not a good idea that a new family should bring a breath of fresh air into the village community. Especially as the new arrivals are not from Ukraine as expected, but from Syria. They also know how to make really tasty galette dough and cook it so that everyone likes it.

With "The Barbarians - Welcome to Brittany", director and leading actress Julie Delpy creates a wonderfully revealing comedy about human shortcomings and prejudices. She skillfully balances thematic seriousness and humorous exaggeration of the endearingly quirky characters. Political incorrectness meets exaggerated welcome culture and everyone has to ask themselves the question: Are we the real barbarians?

This time, of course, Syrian cuisine will be celebrated with delicious vegetarian spinach and feta meatballs, hummus, taboulé and shawarma (chicken marinated with lemon juice, cinnamon, cumin, cardamom, turmeric, coriander, mint and garlic) for €16.50 each.

Photo: World Cinema

5.9., 8 p.m.

Alte Schlosserei, Andréstr. 71, Offenbach (admission only via Andréstraße; parking on the premises is no longer possible!)

2for1: € 11.90 (incl. champagne reception & amuse-gueule; free choice of seats)

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