Prinzessin Mononoke

A film by Hayao Miyazaki. Starts February 12th at the fsk. In Japanese with German subtitles.

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Princess Mononoke[a] is a 1997 Japanese ani­ma­ted his­to­ri­cal fan­ta­sy film writ­ten and direc­ted by Hayao Miyazaki. Set in the Muromachi peri­od of Japanese histo­ry, the film fol­lows Ashitaka, a young Emishi prin­ce who jour­neys west to cure his cur­sed arm and beco­mes embroi­led in the con­flict bet­ween the forest of the gods and a near­by town, as well as the feud bet­ween Lady Eboshi, the town’s lea­der, and San, a human girl rai­sed by wol­ves. Produced by Toshio Suzuki, ani­ma­ted by Studio Ghibli, and dis­tri­bu­ted by Toho, it stars the voices of Yōji Matsuda, Yuriko Ishida, Yūko Tanaka, Kaoru Kobayashi, Masahiko Nishimura, Tsunehiko Kamijō, Akihiro Miwa, Mitsuko Mori, and Hisaya Morishige.

Prinzessin Mononoke
Prinzessin Mononoke
Prinzessin Mononoke
Prinzessin Mononoke
Credits:

Mononoke-hime
Japan 1997, 128 Min., japa­ni­sche OmU
Regie: Hayao Miyazaki
Kamera: Atsushi Okui
Schnitt: Hayao Miyazaki, Takeshi Seyama

Trailer:
PRINCESS MONONOKE | Official Trailer

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  • Prinzessin Mononoke

    Prinzessin Mononoke

    A film by Hayao Miyazaki. Starts February 12th at the fsk. In Japanese with German subtitles.

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    Princess Mononoke[a] is a 1997 Japanese ani­ma­ted his­to­ri­cal fan­ta­sy film writ­ten and direc­ted by Hayao Miyazaki. Set in the Muromachi peri­od of Japanese histo­ry, the film fol­lows Ashitaka, a young Emishi prin­ce who jour­neys west to cure his cur­sed arm and beco­mes embroi­led in the con­flict bet­ween the forest of the gods and a near­by town, as well as the feud bet­ween Lady Eboshi, the town’s lea­der, and San, a human girl rai­sed by wol­ves. Produced by Toshio Suzuki, ani­ma­ted by Studio Ghibli, and dis­tri­bu­ted by Toho, it stars the voices of Yōji Matsuda, Yuriko Ishida, Yūko Tanaka, Kaoru Kobayashi, Masahiko Nishimura, Tsunehiko Kamijō, Akihiro Miwa, Mitsuko Mori, and Hisaya Morishige.

    Prinzessin Mononoke
    Prinzessin Mononoke
    Prinzessin Mononoke
    Prinzessin Mononoke
    Credits:

    Mononoke-hime
    Japan 1997, 128 Min., japa­ni­sche OmU
    Regie: Hayao Miyazaki
    Kamera: Atsushi Okui
    Schnitt: Hayao Miyazaki, Takeshi Seyama

    Trailer:
    PRINCESS MONONOKE | Official Trailer

    Im Kino mit deut­schen Untertiteln.

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  • Ungeduld des Herzens

    Ungeduld des Herzens

    A film by Lauro Cress. In German with English subtitles.

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    What beg­ins as a ges­tu­re of com­pas­si­on beco­mes a dan­ge­rous tempt­a­ti­on to feel like a savi­or. In Ungeduld des Herzens (Impatience of the Heart), direc­tor Lauro Cress trans­po­ses Stefan Zweig’s tim­e­l­ess sto­ry of com­pas­si­on and moral over­load into the pre­sent day – an inten­se psy­cho­lo­gi­cal dra­ma about the lon­ging for clo­sen­ess, the limits of empa­thy, and the impos­si­bi­li­ty of living for others. Winner of the Max Ophüls Prize 2025 (Best Feature Film, Best Young Actor), the film is an out­stan­ding exam­p­le of new German auteur cine­ma – powerful, tou­ch­ing, and with gre­at emo­tio­nal clarity.

    A bow­ling night, a misunderstanding—and a moment that chan­ges two lives. Young sol­dier Isaac wants to impress his sis­ter when he asks the grum­py Edith to play. Only when she slumps to the flo­or does he noti­ce the wheel­chair bes­i­de her. Driven by shame, Isaac seeks out the woman he has hurt. An unu­su­al rela­ti­onship deve­lo­ps bet­ween the two – full of com­pas­si­on, hope and gro­wing depen­dence. But the more Isaac tri­es to “heal” Edith, the deeper they both beco­me ent­an­gled in a web of guilt, self-decep­ti­on and longing.

    With impres­si­ve images and gre­at emo­tio­nal pre­cis­i­on, Ungeduld des Herzens tells of the dan­ge­rous line bet­ween love and pity – and how easi­ly help can turn into paternalism.

    Freely adapt­ed from the novel by Stefan Zweig.

    Ungeduld des Herzens
    Ungeduld des Herzens
    Ungeduld des Herzens
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    DE 2015, 104 Min., deut­sche OmeU
    Regie Lauro Cress
    Kamera Jan David Gunther
    Schnitt Ilya Gavrilenkov
    mit: Giulio Brizzi, Ladina von Frisching, Thomas Loibl, Livia Matthes, Jan Fassbender 

    Trailer:
    Ungeduld des Herzens [Offizieller Trailer DEUTSCH HD] – Ab 5. Februar im Kino
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  • Delegation

    Delegation

    A film by Asaf Saban. In Polish, English, Hebrew with German subtitles.

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    “They want you to say some­thing in Hebrew. Like a pray­er or bles­sing.” – “I don’t know what to say, so … like … I pre­fer not to do that.” – “Ok, but just some­thing short. And then they’ll lea­ve you alone.”

    The end of school is approa­ching. Together with their class and a Shoah sur­vi­vor, Frisch, Nitzan and Ido embark on a bus trip through Poland to visit for­mer con­cen­tra­ti­on camps and memo­ri­als of the Shoah. The trip, which is cus­to­ma­ry for teen­agers in Israel, con­fronts them with their iden­ti­ty, some­ti­mes in a very emo­tio­nal way. Simultaneously, as on every school trip, group dyna­mics, emo­tio­nal con­fu­si­on and con­flicts of desi­re are also pre­sent. Ha’Mishlahat tells of a cul­tu­re of remem­brance from the per­spec­ti­ve of young Israelis, who­se lively ener­gy col­l­i­des with a sta­tic sys­tem of memo­ri­al sites and modes. tells of a cul­tu­re of remem­brance from the per­spec­ti­ve of young Israelis, who­se lively ener­gy col­l­i­des with a sta­tic sys­tem of memo­ri­al sites and modes.

    Ha’Mishlahat
    Ha’Mishlahat
    Ha’Mishlahat
    Ha’Mishlahat
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    Ha’Mishlahat
    IL/PL/DE 2023, 101 Min., Polish, English, Hebrew     OmU
    Regie: Asaf Saban
    Kamera: Bogumił Godfrejów
    Schnitt: Michal Oppenheim
    mit: Neomi Harari, Yoav Bavly, Leib Lev Levin,
    Ezra Dagan, Alma Dishy u. a.

    Trailer:
    Delegation | Trailer [HD]
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  • Faruk

    Faruk

    A film by Aslı Özge. In Turkish with German subtitles.

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    Faruk, a man in his nine­ties, incre­asing­ly beco­mes the prot­ago­nist in the film his daugh­ter is making about the impen­ding demo­li­ti­on of his block of flats in Istanbul. In the hope of delay­ing the demo­li­ti­on of a buil­ding he has been living in for deca­des, Faruk regu­lar­ly attends buil­ding manage­ment mee­tings. As the daugh­ter films her father, the boun­da­ries bet­ween rea­li­ty and fic­tion begin to blur.
    Shot in authen­tic loca­ti­ons and based on real cha­rac­ters and events, Aslı Özge’s new film offers an insight into the life of an elder­ly man in the bust­ling metro­po­lis of Istanbul. Alongside explo­ring the impli­ca­ti­ons of gen­tri­fi­ca­ti­on, the work also del­ves into the com­ple­xi­ties of a father-daugh­ter relationship.

    Faruk
    Faruk
    Faruk
    Credits:

    DE/TR/FR 2024, 97 Min., tür­ki­sche OmU
    Regie: Aslı Özge
    Kamera: Emre Erkmen
    Schnitt: Andreas Samland, Aslı Özge
    mit: Faruk Özge, Derya Erkenci, Gönül Gezer, Nurdan Çakmak, Semih Arslanoğlu, Fikret Özge

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  • No Bears

    No Bears

    A film by Jafar Panahi. In Farsi with German subtitles.

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    Iranian direc­tor Jafar Panahi, who has been bar­red from lea­ving the coun­try, arri­ves at a vil­la­ge on the Iran-Turkey bor­der to super­vi­se a film based on a real-life cou­ple see­king pass­ports to Europe being shot in Turkey, but both his stay and the pro­duc­tion run into trouble.

    No Bears
    No Bears
    No Bears
    No Bears
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    Khers nist 
    IR 2022, 107 Min., far­si OmU
    Regie: Jafar Panahi
    Kamera: Amin Jafari
    Schnitt: Amir Etminan
    mit: Naser Hashemi, Jafar Panahi, Vahid Mobasheri    , Mina Kavani

    Trailer:
    NoBears TLR AR de
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  • Souleymans Geschichte

    Souleymans Geschichte

    Ein Film von Boris Lojkine. Starts February 19th at the fsk. Preview on Feb 9th. In French, Pular, Maninka with German subtitles.

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    As he pedals through the streets of Paris to deli­ver meals, Souleymane repeats his sto­ry. In two days, he has to go through his asyl­um appli­ca­ti­on inter­view, the key to obtai­ning papers. But Souleymane is not ready.

    Souleymans Geschichte
    Souleymans Geschichte
    Souleymans Geschichte
    Credits:

    L’Histoire de Souleymane
    FR 2024, 93 Min., Französisch, Pular, Maninka OmU
    Regie: Boris Lojkine
    Kamera: Tristan Galand
    Schnitt: Xavier Sirven
    mit: Abou Sangare, Nina Meurisse, Alpha Oumar Sow, Emmanuel Yovanie, Younoussa Diallo, Ghislain Mahan, Mamadou Barry, Yaya Diallo, Keita Diallo

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  • Winter in Sokcho

    Winter in Sokcho

    A film by Koya Kamura. In French and Korean with German subtitles.

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    Soo-Ha isn’t too busy in win­ter, as hard­ly anyo­ne visits her coas­tal town of Sokcho in South Korea. But this time it’s dif­fe­rent: French comic-book artist Yan Kerrand has che­cked into the hotel whe­re she works. She dutiful­ly looks after him. But in the pro­cess, the boun­da­ries bet­ween per­so­nal and pro­fes­sio­nal mat­ters beco­me blur­red as he unwit­tingly trig­gers an unp­lea­sant memory. 

    Winter in Sokcho
    Winter in Sokcho
    Winter in Sokcho
    Winter in Sokcho
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    FR 2024, 105 Min., Französisch, Koreanisch, Englisch OmU
    Regie: Koya Kamura
    Kamera: Élodie Tahtane
    Schnitt: Antoine Flandre
    mit: Bella Kim & Roschdy Zem

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  • Father Mother Sister Brother

    Father Mother Sister Brother

    A film by Jim Jarmusch. Starts February 26th at the fsk. Preview on January 1st.
    In English with German subtitles. 

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    Father Mother Sister Brother is a fea­ture film, though careful­ly con­s­truc­ted in the form of a tri­ptych. The three sto­ries all con­cern the rela­ti­onships bet­ween adult child­ren, their some­what distant parent (or par­ents) and each other. Each of the three chap­ters takes place in the pre­sent, and each in a dif­fe­rent coun­try.
    Father is set in the north-east US, Mother in Dublin, Ireland, and Sister Brother in Paris, France. The film is a series of cha­rac­ter stu­dies: quiet, obser­va­tio­nal and non-jud­ge­men­tal — a come­dy, but inter­wo­ven with threads of melancholy.

    Father Mother Sister Brother
    Father Mother Sister Brother
    Father Mother Sister Brother
    Father Mother Sister Brother
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    US,FR,IT,DE,IR 2025, 101 Min., Englisch OmU
    Regie: Jim Jarmuch
    Kamera: Frederick Elmes, Yorick Le Saux
    Schnitt: Affonso Gonçalves
    mit: Tom Waits, Adam Driver, Mayim Bialik, Charlotte Rampling, Cate Blanchett, Vicky Krieps, Sarah Greene, Indya Moore, Luka Sabbat, Françoise Lebrun

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  • Schwesterherz

    Schwesterherz

    A film by Sarah Miro Fischer. In German and English with English and German subtitles.

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    Rose is very clo­se to her older brot­her Sam. When he is accu­sed of rape, Rose is asked to testi­fy against him as part of the inves­ti­ga­ti­on. This tests both their rela­ti­onship and Rose’s moral inte­gri­ty.
    In Schwesterherz, direc­tor Sarah Miro Fischer explo­res an inti­ma­te sibling rela­ti­onship and how it is that the clo­ser we are to ano­ther per­son, the har­der it might be to see them cle­ar­ly. What kind of events have the power to des­troy even the clo­sest of bonds? When working on her film with the actors, she pla­ced par­ti­cu­lar empha­sis on phy­si­cal expres­si­on in order to be able to tell sto­ries bey­ond the spo­ken word.

    Schwesterherz
    Schwesterherz
    Schwesterherz
    Schwesterherz
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    DE/ES 2025, 96 Min., Deutsch, Englisch OmU
    Regie: Sarah Miro Fischer
    Kamera: Selma von Polheim Gravesen
    Schnitt: Elena Weihe
    mit: Marie Bloching, Anton Weil, Proschat Madani, Laura Balzer, Jane Chirwa

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  • White Snail

    White Snail

    A film by Elsa Kremser and Levin Peter. In Russian, Belarusian, English, Mandarin with German subtitles.

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    A Belarusian model dre­a­ming of a care­er in China finds hers­elf drawn to a mys­te­rious loner who works the night shift at a mor­gue. Their encoun­ter unsett­les her sen­se of body, beau­ty, and mor­ta­li­ty. The fra­gi­le love sto­ry of two out­si­ders who turn each other’s worlds upsi­de down and dis­co­ver that they are not alone.

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    DE/AT 2025, 115 Min., Russian, Belarusian, English, Mandarin OmU
    Regie: Elsa Kremser, Levin Peter
    Kamera: Mikhail Khursevich
    Schnitt: Stephan Bechinger
    mit: Marya Imbro, Mikhail Senkov

    Trailer:
    WHITE SNAIL – Offizieller Trailer
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