Media and Digital Culture

Streaming Recommendations

We have compiled a fantastic selection of German films and series for you to enjoy that are currently available in the media libraries of the public broadcasters and on various streaming services in Germany.

Suitable for children © Goethe-Institut / Tobias Schrank

Projects

Alternative Futures

The impact of digital media on civic engagement is a subject of debate. Alternative Futures aims to foster forward-looking discourse on digital platform design and governance, promoting collaboration between German and Indian civil society institutions and researchers for enhanced civic engagement.

© Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan
German Series in India
Binge Fever!

Television “Made in Germany” is having a golden moment with the rise of international streaming services. In this dossier, we highlight binge-worthy German serials and fill you in on where to watch them in India.

© Colourbox / Image editing Goethe-Institut Los Angeles
DigiVerse. How To Read Media

DigiVerse. How to Read Media seeks to promote knowledge and tools on media literacy, critical thinking, and digital security. This online platform is dedicated to raise awareness about these topics by showcasing various activities and initiatives.

© Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan
The role of media and journalism
Between the Lines

Discover the many facets of media and journalism in India which have changed and developed dramatically over the last 25 years, as a result of digitization, economic boom & the evolving needs of a new, urban-oriented middle class.

© Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan
Chain Unchained

Chain Unchained is a regional initiative that brings together practitioners and experts from India and Germany from the arts and creative and technological industries. The project intends to take a closer look at the issues surrounding web3 and NFTs in order to better understand the opportunities, possibilities and risks involved.

© Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan / Nikhil Kaul
ReverseForward

ReverseForward was a GameLab that brought diverse people, skill sets, and perspectives together to discuss and critique the role of colonialism and its impact on contemporary societies. The key thematics of the lab were reimagining decolonial praxis in culture producers - both institutions and individuals, the role of play and narrative strategies, and social game design.

© Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan