Description
This documentary by Anka Schmid showcases how singing unites individuals from various backgrounds, from a Tessiner rapper to Kurdish refugees, and even people with dementia. Without commentary, it captures authentic moments of singing that serve as memory, expression, resistance, and a universal language. The film highlights the joy, vulnerability, and strength found in singing, emphasizing its role in fostering community and resilience.
Highlights
Features diverse stories of singing across cultures; showcases the emotional power of the human voice; celebrates music as a universal language; offers an inspiring look at community and resilience through song.
General Information
Held at Coalmine Café, Winterthur, Switzerland. Tickets start at 10 CHF. The film is 86 minutes long, with audio in multiple languages and German subtitles. Screening date is November 11, 2026, at 7:00 PM.
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November 2026
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