When does Desire for Change take place in Erlangen?

The screening begins on Sunday, November 1, 2026, at 6 PM.

Where will the documentary be shown?

The event takes place at E-Werk Cinema, Fuchsenwiese 1, 91054 Erlangen.

How much is the entry fee?

Entry to the screening is free.

What is Desire for Change about?

The documentary deals with the question of how people can change their mobility. It focuses on personal stories, inner movement, and social departure.

How long is the film?

The documentary has a runtime of about 1 hour and 45 minutes.

Is there an official website for the film?

Yes, current information about the film and further screenings can be found on the official website lustaufwandel.org.

Desire for Change: Moving Images for a New Mobility and More Quality of Life

Name: Desire for Change
Start: 2026-11-01T18:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-01T19:45:00+01:00
Location: E-Werk Kino

Desire for Change: A Cinematic Journey to the Mobility of Tomorrow

On November 1, 2026, the E-Werk Cinema in Erlangen invites you to a special documentary film evening: Desire for Change views the transformation of our mobility not merely as a technical project, but as a human, social, and cultural challenge.

Movement Begins from Within

The documentary by director Peter Knoch connects inner movement with outer departure. It focuses on people, personal stories, and the question of how entrenched habits can be changed. The cinematic journey looks at longing, courage, and the search for a different life.

Transportation Transition as an Aesthetic Experience

Desire for Change works with moving images, atmospheric impressions, and a narrative drama that makes mobility experienceable as part of our everyday life and personal design. Instead of solely discussing transport systems, technology, or infrastructure, the documentary emphasizes the human dimension of the transportation transition.

Cinematic Reflection with Social Relevance

The production was created over a period of more than six years in collaboration with VCD Bayern and the Technical University of Nuremberg. Art historically, it is not an exhibition in the classical sense, but a documentary film event that connects audiovisual design, cultural education, and societal reflection.

The exhibition atmosphere of the cinema becomes a concentrated resonance space: light, montage, voices, and landscape images open up an aesthetic experience that links personal mobility with climate protection, quality of life, and social change.

A Documentary Film that Provokes Thought

The film makes it visible that change does not arise solely from political programs or new technologies. It also begins in individual decisions, in the perception of one's daily life, and in the willingness to view familiar paths anew. Thus, the evening is aimed at all who are interested in sustainable mobility, climate culture, and future-oriented urban development.

Conclusion: Experience Change on the Big Screen

Desire for Change promises an inspiring art experience that straddles documentary film, social analysis, and personal encouragement. Visitors can expect a visually powerful engagement with mobility, change, and the question of how another life can become possible. Those who want to not only understand the transportation transition but experience it emotionally should attend this film evening live at the E-Werk Cinema.