Celebrating the French Language: CHARLES MORT OU VIF
Alain Tanner's feature film debut which won the main prize at the Locarno film festival in 1969, tells the story of a desillusionment.
Alain Tanner's feature film debut which won the main prize at the Locarno film festival in 1969, tells the story of a desillusionment.
We invite our young audience to combine their visit to our cinema with a visit to our permanent exhibition, the blue box and the Cinemini light laboratory.
On July 12, Christian Klandt presents his film LEIF IN CONCERT, VOL. 2, conceived as a declaration of love for pub culture, which traces a typical pub evening with an eye for the many little stories.
We show the Hitchcock classic followed by a psychoanalytical and filmcritical commentary.
We are showing Andrey Paounov's documentary film about the realization of Christo's project "The Floating Piers" as a homage to the artist who died in May.
Film scholar Megumi Hayakawa talks about Disney's colour technique and colour aesthetics, followed by a short film programme featuring some of the most popular titles from the SILLY SYMPHONIES series.
Film scholar Prof. Dr. Joseph Garncarz compares the three German dubbed versions of SCHNEEWITTCHEN UND DIE SIEBEN ZWERGE from the years 1938, 1966 and 1994, followed by a screening of the 1938 dubbed version.
Dubbing actress Alexandra Wilcke, who among other roles has lent her voice to Pocahontas will talk about her work. Followed by a screening of POCAHONTAS.
In our film series Cinema & Couch, which is currently dedicated to the subject of "flight", we show Christian Petzold's BARBARA with a film analytical and psychoanalytic commentary after the screening.
Film archivist and collector Thomas Pfeiffer presents and moderates a film preview programme with many original Technicolor copies of Disney trailers.
