When does the event take place?

The film screening with discussion takes place on Sunday, November 1, 2026, at 5:00 PM.

What can visitors expect before the film?

From 4:00 PM, the DIMU-BAR in the courtyard will be open. At 4:30 PM, Speed-Dating with Art begins, where an artwork will be contemplated for fifteen minutes.

Who is the guest at the discussion?

After the film screening, director Sandra Gold will talk with the audience about the documentary and its spiritual and interreligious themes.

Where does the event take place?

The venue is the Diocesan Museum Freising at Domberg 21 in 85354 Freising.

How does the admission work?

According to official event information, the museum ticket serves as the admission ticket. Additionally, a donation is requested for the film screening.

Is the event sheltered and can it be attended regardless of weather?

Yes, the event takes place indoors at the Diocesan Museum Freising.

WHERE IS GOD? Experience film, art, and spiritual questions at the Diocesan Museum Freising

Name: WHERE IS GOD? - Film Screening and Discussion
Start: 2026-11-01T17:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-01T19:00:00+01:00
Location: Diözesanmuseum Freising

WHERE IS GOD? – A cinematic art experience about faith, doubt, and inner paths

On Sunday, November 1, 2026, the Diocesan Museum Freising connects film, art contemplation, and interreligious dialogue. The documentary Where is God? by Sandra Gold will be screened. Afterwards, the director will discuss with the audience about spiritual experiences, personal questions, and the various ways people seek meaning.

A documentary film between spirituality and reality

Sandra Gold accompanies four individuals from different religious traditions in her documentary: a Catholic nun, a Jewish author, a Zen teacher, and a Sufi. Their life paths offer a pluralistic view of religion and spirituality. The film is less interested in ready-made answers than in the lived experience of faith, doubt, closeness, and inner calm.

Film, Discussion, and Aesthetic Experience

The screening develops a special exhibition atmosphere in the historical museum environment. Among sacred art, paintings, sculptures, and art historical testimonies, the filmic language receives a resonant framework. Artwork contemplation and film perception enter into a dialogue: Light, spatial effect, and the concentrated attention of the audience create an art experience that makes religious themes sensually and intellectually tangible.

Speed-Dating with Art

At 4:30 PM, the Diocesan Museum invites you to the format Speed-Dating with Art. For fifteen minutes, a single artwork will be the focus – selected to match the film. This short, intense artwork contemplation opens a direct access to image motif, material, symbolism, and cultural context. From 4:00 PM, the DIMU-BAR in the museum's courtyard will welcome visitors.

Cultural Education and Interreligious Dialogue

This event combines cinematic mediation with cultural education. Art historical perspectives, religious imagery, and personal narratives intersect without reducing the diversity of spiritual experiences to a single interpretation. The subsequent discussion with Sandra Gold creates space for questions, exchange, and a personal aesthetic experience.

Conclusion: An Evening for Open Questions

WHERE IS GOD? invites you to a concentrated art experience about faith, identity, and the search for meaning. Visitors can expect a compelling documentary film, a personal conversation with the director, and an unusual connection of museum, film, and dialogue. Anyone wanting to directly experience religious art, social issues, and spiritual broadening of horizons should not miss this evening at the Diocesan Museum Freising.