When does the event take place?

On November 5th, 2026 at 8:00 PM in Studio 16 in Traunstein.

How much is the admission?

Admission is free. Donations are gladly accepted.

Where does the movie night take place?

In STUDIO 16 of Kulturfabrik NUTS, Bahnhofstraße 16, 83278 Traunstein.

Is there a discussion after the film?

Yes, Franz Paul Fuchs is regularly present after the screening and answers questions.

Is the venue barrier-free?

NUTS is described as a building with step-free access, barrier-free restroom facilities, and support for wheelchair users. No differing information is available for Studio 16.

Can tickets be purchased online?

The event is stated to be freely accessible. Therefore, regular ticket booking is not required.

A quiet film evening full of wanderlust, stories, and real road experience in Traunstein

Name: Franz Paul Fuchs
Start: 2026-11-05T21:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-05T23:00:00+01:00
Location: STUDIO 16

A movie night about wanderlust, road work, and great freedom

At NUTS – Die Kulturfabrik in Traunstein, a special movie night featuring Franz Paul Fuchs is coming up: On November 5th, 2026 at 8:00 PM, a documentary from 1978 about the eastern journey of a long-distance driver, who traveled with his truck to Iran and later Saudi Arabia in the 70s, will be shown. The event takes place in Studio 16, admission is free, donations are welcome.

When the country road becomes an adventure

The film immerses viewers in a time when long-distance travel without GPS, cell phones, and digital assistance was real pioneering work. Franz Fuchs transported everything that was needed back then: from construction machinery and printing machines to tulip bulbs, paper, televisions, and spare parts. This mixture of everyday history, logistical precision, and human endurance makes the evening so appealing.

Between customs, carnet, and stamping stations

Particularly impressive are the many formalities that accompanied a journey back then: vaccinations, certifications, permits, customs documents, and international documents were as much a part of the trip as careful stamping at every border. The result is a cinematic snapshot that not only tells of long-distance transport but also thrives on organization, patience, and real travel experience.

Personal stories from first-hand

An additional appeal of the evening: Franz Paul Fuchs is regularly present at the film screenings and is happy to answer questions afterwards. This creates an event experience with closeness, memories, and anecdotes that goes far beyond a traditional screening. The collaboration with the Fabriktheater e.V. emphasizes the cultural journalistic and regional character of this format.

The right evening for the curious and nostalgic

Those who appreciate historical documentaries, regional culture, and authentic travel stories will experience an atmospheric evening with a strong narrative core here. The mix of film, conversation, and memory work makes this event in Traunstein a special cultural moment.

Conclusion: Franz Paul Fuchs in Studio 16 promises a free, informative, and personal film evening with a lot of period color. Those who want to experience the history of the long-distance driver era live and up close should save this date.