When does the event start?

The screening starts on 15.05.2026 at 20:00.

Where does the event take place?

At Liliom 2 in Augsburg, Unterer Graben 1, 86152 Augsburg.

How long does the film evening last?

According to the program, a runtime of about 80 minutes is indicated, so until around 21:20.

How much does a ticket cost?

Tickets for the event are priced from 10 Euros.

Is a discussion part of the evening?

Yes, the event is announced with a discussion and thus offers additional exchange after the film.

Documentary film meets discussion: When Pigs Fly invites Augsburg to reflect

Name: DOK.fest Augsburg: When Pigs Fly (with Discussion)
Start: 2026-05-15T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-15T23:20:00+02:00
Location: Liliom 2

A documentary film evening inviting Augsburg to reflect and discuss

With When Pigs Fly, DOK.fest Munich 2026 brings a film evening to Augsburg that connects science, society, and emotions. On May 15, 2026, the screening begins at 8:00 PM at Liliom 2 – complemented by a discussion that extends the evening beyond the film.

Documentary film with discussion: An evening for curiosity and exchange

The screening leverages the unique strengths of documentary film: real observations, surprising perspectives, and themes that stick in the mind. The film looks at pigs as livestock, as research subjects, and as a starting point for questions that reach deep into medicine and ethics. This creates an event experience that does not need to be loud to have an intense impact.

The cinema as a stage for concentrated audience atmosphere

The Liliom in Augsburg provides the perfect setting for this. The intimate cinema space in the city center supports the atmosphere of a film discussion, where content does not just pass by, but is jointly categorized. For visitors, this creates an evening with a clear target audience: cinephile, eager to discuss, and open to societal issues.

What makes the evening special

The combination of festival film and discussion makes the format valuable. Those who want to not only watch documentaries but also contextualize them will find a compact and yet content-rich program here. The event thrives on the organization by DOK.fest Munich and on a program point that resonates in the best sense: understandable, stimulating, and close to current debates.

Conclusion: A strong date for all seeking meaningful cinema

When Pigs Fly in Augsburg promises a smart film evening with discussion that brings together science, ethics, and cinematic experience. Those who appreciate the special atmosphere of documentary film should experience this date live at Liliom 2.