Berlinale Wettbewerb präsentiert: Small Things Like These

In the organizer's words:

1985, New Ross, Ireland. Family man Bill Furlong worksas a coal handler. An encounter in the local monastery forces him to confront the silence of the town community, which is under the control of the church, and his past.

1985, New Ross, Ireland. Bill Furlong, a devoted family man, toils as a coal merchant. An encounter at the local convent forces Bill to confront his past and the complicit silence of a town controlled by the Catholic Church.

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Tickets are available online. Tickets always go on sale 3 days in advance, from 10:00 am (e.g. on Monday for Thursday). Tickets for screenings on Berlinale Publikumstag (February 25), the Verti Music Hall and for the Classics screening of KOHLHIESELS TÖCHTER at Haus der Kulturen der Welt are available from the start of sales on February 12. Tickets purchased at berlinale.de will be sent by e-mail as mobile tickets or print@home tickets. Tickets can be booked online until the start of the performance. For KulturPass holders, Berlinale offers can also be booked in the KulturPass app, subject to availability. More information at berlinale.de Tickets are available online and are always released at 10.00 am 3 days in advance of the screening (e.g. tickets are released on Monday for screenings on Thursday). Tickets for all screenings on Berlinale Publikumstag (February 25), in the Verti Music Hall and for the Classics screening of KOHLHIESEL'S DAUGHTERS at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt can be purchased from the beginning of sales on February 12. Tickets purchased at berlinale.de will be delivered by email as mobile and print@home tickets. For more information go to berlinale.de