When does the screening of On the way start?

The screening starts on 14.07.2026 at 6:30 PM at Lichtwerk in Bielefeld.

How long does the cinema evening last?

The event is scheduled until 8:45 PM. This results in a total event duration of about two hours and 15 minutes, including the supporting program.

Where does the event take place?

At Lichtwerk, Ravensberger Park 7, 33607 Bielefeld.

How much is the admission fee?

According to research, regular admission prices at Lichtwerk from Tuesday to Sunday are €14.

Is there a discussion after the film?

Yes, after the credits, the audience is invited to engage in conversation with special guest Thomas Kugel.

Is Lichtwerk accessible?

Yes, Lichtwerk is largely accessible. There are also disabled parking spaces and an elevator to the foyer and the screening rooms.

A silent cinema moment full of friendship, farewell, and conversation in Bielefeld

Name: On the way
Start: 2026-07-14T20:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-14T22:45:00+02:00
Location: Lichtwerk

An emotional cinema evening with a discussion round at Lichtwerk

With On the way, the film series The Last Clap presents an evening that touches, resonates, and invites exchange on July 14, 2026, at Bielefeld's Lichtwerk. The film tells a story of friendship, farewell, and the desire for a self-determined life - a theme that creates a palpable closeness in the cinema.

A film that gets under your skin

The screening starts at 6:30 PM, immersing the audience in a story about a shared departure while posing very personal questions. This combination of emotional experience and clear narrative strength makes the event in the arthouse cinema so special.

A film series with attitude and depth

The series The Last Clap combines cinema with societal discourse. In cooperation with the funeral directors Noller+Ziebell, Lichtwerk presents films addressing dying, farewell, grief, AIDS, suicide, and assisted dying. This creates a format that not only shows culture but also opens dialogue spaces - a strong example of careful event planning and clear target audience communication.

Continuing after the credits

Particularly appealing is the subsequent exchange with grief counselor Thomas Kugel. This discussion round adds depth to the evening, transforming the cinema visit into a genuine event experience with perspectives, emotion, and resonance in the audience.

Lichtwerk as a fitting setting

Lichtwerk in Ravensberger Park has stood for demanding program cinema in Bielefeld for many years. The atmosphere is approachable, attentive, and designed for encounter. Those seeking cinematic quality, a sensitive topic, and an open evening in a cultured environment will find the right place here.

Conclusion: On the way at Lichtwerk promises an intense cinema evening with subsequent reflection and space for conversation. Those who value films with attitude and emotional depth should experience this event live.