Ultimately, Death Frees Me at Lichtwerk Bielefeld: Intense documentary film with guest contribution
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An intense cinema afternoon with resonance at Lichtwerk
On Sunday, September 6, 2026, the film Ultimately, Death Frees Me will be shown at Lichtwerk in Bielefeld, a documentary evening that touches and lingers long after. The film starts at 11:00 AM and is designed as an intense pre-reporting on a sensitive event experience. The event entries name the organizers as funeral directors Noller+Ziebell in cooperation with Lichtwerk cinema; special guest Sylvia Krenzel from the Girls' House Bielefeld is announced. ([bielefeld.jetzt](https://www.bielefeld.jetzt/node/2030030))
A film that generates silence and poses questions
The focus is on the cinematic investigation of Gwendolin-Kay, known as Kay, whose own writings become the starting point for a reconstruction. The documentary depicts a life that is said to have been shaped by trauma, neglect, and sexual violence, and seeks not quick answers but a responsible approach. The fact that the film was awarded the documentary film prize by the Goethe Institute at the Duisburg Film Week underscores its relevance in the documentary film and cultural program. ([bielefeld.jetzt](https://www.bielefeld.jetzt/node/2030030))
Lichtwerk as an appropriate place for strong cinema culture
Lichtwerk in Ravensberger Park is an established program cinema with three halls and developed cultural work in Bielefeld. The location has been part of the local cinema landscape since 1985; the house sees itself as a place for cultural exchange and regularly shows films in their original version as well as special events with guests. For this screening, the atmosphere of an arthouse cinema is particularly fitting: concentrated, silent, attentive. ([arthousekinos-bielefeld.de](https://www.arthousekinos-bielefeld.de/service/ueber-uns/?utm_source=openai))
Travel, admission, and practical planning
Lichtwerk is located at Ravensberger Park 7, 33607 Bielefeld. According to the directions page, the cinema can be reached on foot, by city bus, by bicycle, and by car; there are parking options near the park as well as a parking garage at Hermann-Delius-Straße 3. Accessibility data also mention public transport stops nearby, but no barrier-free entrance and no barrier-free parking spaces directly at the entrance. ([arthousekinos-bielefeld.de](https://www.arthousekinos-bielefeld.de/service/kontaktanfahrt/?utm_source=openai))
What visitors can expect
The format promises a quiet, focused event experience with a conversational character. The film runtime is 76 minutes, rated at 0. The guest contribution provides additional content value for anyone interested in film art, social issues, and informed context. For those seeking a sensually rich morning in the cinema, this is not light entertainment, but a serious, strongly curated cultural offering. ([arthousekinos-bielefeld.de](https://www.arthousekinos-bielefeld.de/filme/die-letzte-klappe-zuletzt-befreit-mich-doch-der-tod-50204/))
Conclusion: Ultimately, Death Frees Me at Lichtwerk offers an impressive mix of documentary film, conversation, and cinema atmosphere. Those who appreciate profound arthouse cinema with social relevance should experience this event live. ([bielefeld.jetzt](https://www.bielefeld.jetzt/node/2030030))
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