Isn’t it marvellous? In just a few days Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh, will be on our shores. By “our,” I mean the German shores. We are all. Very. Excited. By excited, I mean strolling briskly, blushing and flapping… Continue Reading “By Jove. I’m doing a film documentary about being a British expat in Berlin. Isn’t it marvellous?”
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Posted on March 23, 2015
by thebritishberliner
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I’m really excited about my forth-coming trip to the Baltic Region and you’ll be the first to hear all about it LOL! Right now, I would like to focus on some British stuff. Living in Berlin as an expat and as The British Berliner,… Continue Reading “The British Shorts Film Festival might not be a Ridley Scott film, although actually it was!”
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