Children's and country cinema in August in the Wulfshäger museum barn

Children's movie August 2, 5 p.m.

The little witch (Karoline Herfurth) has a big problem: she is only 127 years old and therefore far too young to dance with the other witches on Walpurgis Night. So she secretly sneaks into the most important of all witches' festivals - and is found out! As punishment, she has to memorize all the spells from the big magic book within a year and show everyone that she is a good witch. But diligence and ambition are not really her strong points and on top of that, the wicked witch Rumpumpel (Suzanne von Borsody) tries everything she can to prevent her from succeeding. Together with her talking raven Abraxas, the little witch therefore sets out to find out the true meaning of a good witch. And puts the entire witch world to the test

Country cinema August 2, 2024 8 pm

Oliver is a banker and portfolio manager and leads a life in the fast lane, which comes to an abrupt end one day when he causes a self-inflicted accident on the highway at 230 km/h and crashes through a crash barrier. When he wakes up in hospital, he is confronted with a devastating diagnosis: paraplegia. The plan is for him to spend several months in hospital for rehabilitation, but Oliver soon finds himself upside down and ends up in a flat-sharing community for the disabled called "The Goldfish", which consists of the blind cynic Magda, the autistic Rainman and Michi and Franzi, a tough girl with Down's syndrome. They are looked after by the idealistic Laura, who wants to do her dream job really well after completing her degree in special needs education, and the burnt-out Eddy, who hates his job as a curative education nurse. A plan quickly matures in Oliver
Oliver quickly comes up with a plan: he wants to take the group on a trip to Switzerland as a cover, where he has stashed a pile of black money...

There will be grilled sausages, drinks and popcorn!

We look forward to seeing you!

Admission: Adults 5 EUR - Children 3 EUR