"One Minute Infinity" - Reading at the Cinema

Description

Sometimes you have to retell an old story to make it immortal. Kurt Selig is immortal – and completely stressed out. For ages, he has been taking care of the deceased, rushing from one life to the next, and he himself never has time even in infinity. Not even to quietly drink a single coffee. He doesn't know what it means to be alive. But one day, Kurt gives everything up: he hands in his spoon to find out what life really means – and discovers that there is more than duty, dying, and death.
"One Minute Infinity" is a book about love, loss, hope, and the courage to try something new: singing a song in a karaoke bar, dancing in the rain, finding a hammock by the sea, flying to the moon – or eating chocolate cake for breakfast. Let Kurt Selig take you into infinity – and discover what it feels like to embrace life and, at the end, death as well. For more details, please see the attached flyer.

Highlights

• Reading by Murielle Kälin
• On the occasion of World Hospice and Palliative Care Day
• Location: Kino Seehof, Zug

General Information

The reading "One Minute Infinity" takes place at Kino Seehof in Zug and addresses life, loss, and hope. Kurt Selig, the protagonist, discovers what it means to be alive while dealing with the themes of duty, dying, and death.

Location

Schmidgasse 8, 6300 Zug, Switzerland

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