Discover the Traditional Bread from Puebla, Mexico

Potsdam, the largest city and capital of Brandenburg in Germany, is famous for its UNESCO-listed castles and parks. Its connection to film began in 1911 with the establishment of Studio Babelsberg, Europe’s largest film studio, known for producing Fritz Lang’s “Metropolis” and serving as a hub for German cinema. Over the years, Potsdam has attracted major film companies like UFA and DEFA, bolstered by its proximity to Berlin. The Film University Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF educates aspiring filmmakers, hosting Europe’s largest student film festival, Sehsüchte. Tourist attractions such as the Film Park Babelsberg and the Film Museum complement its film heritage. The city invested in film projects like the Metropolitan Backlot, opened in 2016, and in 2019, Potsdam became the first German UNESCO Creative City of Film, recognizing its significant contributions to the industry.Puebla showcases a unique urban design and architecture reflecting its distinct 16th-century style, with a development plan focused on human-oriented design for population stability. Recognized as a World Heritage Site since 1987, Puebla’s Historic Center features significant religious heritage. The city’s creative industries encompass textiles, automotive manufacturing, plastics, furniture, handicrafts, and high-value-added services. The government, industries, academic institutions, and citizens collaborate on the “Puebla: Capital of Innovation and Design” project, aimed at nurturing young artistic talents in creative development and design. This initiative promotes innovative ideas for human development and competitiveness, connecting designers with industries while emphasizing design’s role in fostering an entrepreneurial culture and innovation.