FOR VILLAGERS in the most rural parts of Brandenburg, the sparsely populated state that surrounds the German capital Berlin, a night at the cinema means a long drive.Sure, there are film theatres in larger towns like Templin, Prenzlau or Angermünde.
But for many, catching the latest blockbuster also means a lengthy car trip through the countryside. All that changed seven years ago, thanks to Templin’s multicultural centre, which founded the Mobile Cinema Uckermark to bring films to the region, setting up mobile screens in parks or on village squares.
Source: Night at the cinema: How cultural projects bring the big screen to Brandenburg | The Star