monday night 'fussball'
If you love soccer and are eagerly awaiting the World Cup this June, to take place in Germany, you can placate those fussball yearnings right here in Toronto.
Every Monday night, right up to the start of the World Cup, at the sparkling, glass-lined Goethe-Institut on King West you can sit in their intimate theatre and watch soccer films. Hey, wear your colours and bring your flags!
Last week there were only four of us in the theatre, not counting a piano player and the projectionist and his girlfriend. The piano player was there to play for the 1927 German silent film The Eleven Devils (a story about how women can just mess up a guy's game). The film this upcoming Monday is a 1970 two-hour documentary silent film featuring George Best.
This is just fun!
Every Monday night, right up to the start of the World Cup, at the sparkling, glass-lined Goethe-Institut on King West you can sit in their intimate theatre and watch soccer films. Hey, wear your colours and bring your flags!
Last week there were only four of us in the theatre, not counting a piano player and the projectionist and his girlfriend. The piano player was there to play for the 1927 German silent film The Eleven Devils (a story about how women can just mess up a guy's game). The film this upcoming Monday is a 1970 two-hour documentary silent film featuring George Best.
This is just fun!
posted by Kathy O'Brien at 2:11 pm
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