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Open-air cinema in Lehde: Seven freckles enchants young and old!
Experience the open-air cinema in the Lehde Open Air Museum on August 22, 2025 with the DEFA film “Seven Freckles”. Enjoy culture in the Oberspreewald-Lausitz!
Open-air cinema in Lehde: Seven freckles enchants young and old!
Things will soon get busy again in the picturesque Lehde Open Air Museum. That will happen on August 22, 2025 Outdoor cinema open its doors and present the classic “Seven Freckles” from 1978. This is not just a simple film evening, but part of the colorful cultural summer program in the Oberspreewald-Lausitz district, which lasts until September 2025.
In “Seven Freckles” we get to know 14-year-old Karoline and 15-year-old Robbi, who meet at a holiday camp. The two develop a tender love affair, but also have to deal with jealousy and the lack of understanding of those around them. Your group leader Benedikt has another special idea: He suggests rehearsing the play “Romeo and Juliet” as the final performance. Directed by Herrmann Zschoche, this DEFA youth film is an experience for young and old.
Entry and event details
The performances begin at 9 p.m. and admission opens one hour earlier. For a small entrance fee of 6 euros, reduced to 4.50 euros, visitors can enjoy the film. As a reminder: the open-air program does not take place if it rains, so you should definitely keep an eye on the weather.
Jenny Linke, contact person for marketing and public relations, is available for questions and information jenny-linke@osl-online.de and by telephone at +49 3573 870 2403.
A look at DEFA
The film “Seven Freckles” is a fine example of the creative work of DEFA (Deutsche Film-Aktiengesellschaft), which was founded in 1946 and is the first film production company in post-war Germany. The Soviets quickly recognized that film was a crucial medium for re-educating the German population after Nazism and gave official approval for film production on May 13, 1946. DEFA has created many unforgettable films over the years and remains a part of East Germany's cultural heritage to this day.
The creative period in the 1960s is particularly interesting, when DEFA set new standards with films such as the popular “Red Western”. DEFA's last great glory ended in 1992 with the official dissolution of the company and the sale of the studios to a French company. At least DEFA's important film history cannot be denied; She wrote German cinema history for a long time.
The event not only offers the opportunity to enjoy a nostalgic film, but also to take a look at the film history that came to life at DEFA.
If you don't feel like being a cineaste and film lover, you could also visit the many other cultural summer offerings in the coming weeks. From theater performances to adventure tours and family offers – there is something for everyone. Take a look www.museums-entdecker.de/Kultursommer!