Remembering my great-grand-aunt Lise Rischard, Luxembourg's unsung WWI heroine. Housewife turned spy, she established an intelligence network for the allies, using a local newspaper to relay coded messages. Her story is a testament to bravery & ingenuity. https://t.co/kIKCrLsQ8n
Vote, participate, decide
For the first time, non-Luxembourgish residents who have lived in the Grand Duchy for less than five years will be allowed to vote.
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Thank you @RTLlu and BIGGEST THANK YOU to Pe’l Schlechter for this ❤️ our exhibition #bestofposters on display until January 2024 https://t.co/z9j23JAKdr
This November, we're paying homage to Abel Ferrara – one of the finest contemporary filmmakers and eternal savage of Italian-American cinema
Cherry on the cake: on 22 November, the director will grace us with his presence at the Cinémathèque Luxembourg!
***Mudam opens up to Autism***
Family Discovery Day
Entrée libre pour les personnes TSA et leur famille
Sur inscription : [email protected], t +352 453785–531
♾️ –> https://t.co/e0AQf8L0Na
Tonight 𝟐𝟓 𝐉𝐮𝐥𝐲 @ the #CityOpenAirCinema:
The Man Who Knew Too Much
How can Jimmy Stewart’s innocent man know too much? Shot in Morocco and London, Hitchcock’s 1956 remake of his own 1934 mystery tries to answer this riddle...
More infos at https://t.co/uHKOirhyHo!
P.S. If you haven't managed yet to get your hand on Paul Lesch's book "Hitchcock. The brand. La marque Hitchcock à travers le temps", edited by the @CinemathequeLux, then tonight's your chance to get yourself a copy at the #CityOpenAirCinema.
The perfect read for this summer!📚