
Karl-Marx-Straße 8, 03238 Finsterwalde
The Weltspiegel in Finsterwalde opened on 9 October 1912. It was built by the Cottbus office Schmidt & Arnold, who had already built the Weltspiegel in Cottbus, and the hall held 404 people at its opening. The cinema is still in the hands of the Siegert family and is run by Torsten Siegert, a great-grandson of co-founder Adolf Tonke. The stamped sheet-metal street facade was designed in 1972 by the Finsterwalde graphic artist Horst Bahr and survives today. The house now has two screens: the large historic hall with stalls, a balcony and a Visions Bar set behind glass, and a smaller Kino 2. Its arthouse strand, Der besondere Film, plays on Mondays.

Actually, Bibi had imagined her school internship would be completely different. Because she missed the scheduled start date, she has to fill in as a museum attendant for two weeks instead. While her friend Marita is doing her internship with the police and Florian is working for the Neustädter Zeitung, it initially seems like Bibi is in for a rather boring time. That changes abruptly when an extremely valuable music box disappears from the museum...
On Halloween Eve at Mossy Bottom Farm, excitement turns to dismay when the clumsy Farmer ruins the pumpkin patch. Shaun tries fixing it with science experiments, but things go wrong when a wild beast appears in the woods.

The group of friends from “Das perfekte Geheimnis” have to ask themselves the question on a chaotic short trip to the south: Is there life after the truth or is their friendship over?