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D'Lounge

To Dance is to Resist at Kater

29 May, 2026, 8.00 PM @ Kater

To Dance Is To Resist sets the tone for the D’Lounge opening night at Kater — and the title says it all. We celebrate the protagonists of a Ukrainian film that explores the urgency of human expression, dance as a strategy for survival, and the struggle for recognition and acceptance.

Accompanying the screening, there will be a performance by artists featured in the film. We are delighted to share this special night with them before releasing guests into the vibrant, pulsating life of Holzmarkt.

More about Kater:

Kater, a legendary jewel of Berlin’s club scene, is more than just a hotspot for vibrant nights—it’s a place with a unique spirit, nestled on the banks of the Spree. With its expansive outdoor spaces and hidden corners, it radiates creativity and invites discovery at every turn.

For Dx’Lounge, Kater becomes a meeting point where stories unfold, perspectives are shared, and community comes alive in an atmosphere like no other.

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To Dance is to Resist

In Kyiv’s underground, Jay and Vol’demar seek refuge. As members of the queer dance scene, they navigate between ecstasy and reality. Since the start of the war of aggression, the film chronicles their lives amid club nights and crisis, as dance becomes both their sanctuary and an act of resistance.