The film was a collaboration between a group of young German filmmakers who would later become major Hollywood players. It`s a portrait of daily life in 1929, and offers a humorous look at the social codes of urban leisure time.
Southern Methodist University (SMU) is giving students the opportunity to experience world cinema with the 10th anniversary of the International Film Festival organized by the Department of World Languages and Literatures. 2025 Festival events include opening and closing night receptions, screenings on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout the month of February and the first two weeks of […]
As part of the Texas State Historical Associationʼs TX Talks series, co-sponsored jointly by the German Texan Heritage Society and the Dallas Goethe Center, Dr. Christopher Wickham and Dr. Daniel Gelo will discuss their new book The German Texas Frontier in 1853. Please find all details here.
Please join us for a fun gathering in a casual atmosphere, where we look forward to varied conversations and a lively exchange about German culture and more. Meet old friends and make new ones! The event is open to both DGC members and non-members.
The business meeting will take place at the University of Dallas, on the second floor of Cardinal Farrell Hall. After approx. 30 to 40 minutes, we will enjoy Mr. Dlamini`s performance, combined with a glass of good wine and a bite to eat.
