Category: Vorstellung

  • Flow

    Flow

    A film by Gints Zilbalodis. Without dialogues.

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    The world seems to be coming to an end, tee­ming with the ves­ti­ges of a human pre­sence. Cat is a soli­ta­ry ani­mal, but as its home is devas­ta­ted by a gre­at flood, he finds refu­ge on a boat popu­la­ted by various spe­ci­es, and will have to team up with them despi­te their dif­fe­ren­ces. In the lone­so­me boat sai­ling through mys­ti­cal over­flowed land­scapes, they navi­ga­te the chal­lenges and dan­gers of adap­ting to this new world.

    Credits:

    LV/FR/BE 2023, 84 Min., ohne Dialog
    Regie: Gints Zilbalodis

    Kamera: Léo Silly Pélissier
    Schnitt: Gints Zilbalodis

    Trailer:
    FLOW l Kinotrailer
    nach oben
  • Oslo-Stories: Liebe

    Oslo-Stories: Liebe

    A film by Dag Johan Haugerud. In Norwegian with German subtitles.

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    A Utopian design for sexua­li­ty, rela­ti­onships and love in the 21st cen­tu­ry. Marianne is a doc­tor based in Oslo. She longs for clo­sen­ess with other peo­p­le, but she’s fed up with her sex life being con­stant­ly ana­ly­sed and ques­tio­ned by the expec­ta­ti­ons of others. One evening, she meets Tor, a nur­se and col­le­ague, on a fer­ry. He tells her of the fer­ry trips he takes when he can’t sleep and his chan­ce mee­tings with other men. Curious, Marianne starts explo­ring other designs for rela­ti­onships, off the bea­ten track.

    Credits:

    Love
    NO 2024, 119 Min, Norwegische OmU
    Regie: Dag Johan Haugerud
    Kamera: Cecilie Semec
    Schnitt: Jens Christian Fodstad,
    mit: Andrea Bræin Hovig, Tayo Cittadella Jacobsen, Marte Engebrigtsen, Lars Jacob Holm, Thomas Gullestad

    Trailer:
    LOVE International Trailer

    Im Kino mit deut­schen Untertiteln.

    nach oben
  • Primadonna – Das Mädchen von morgen

    Primadonna – Das Mädchen von morgen

    A film by Marta Savina. In Italian with German subtitles.

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    Ahead of her time: an Italian sto­ry, which reso­na­tes today, about a bra­ve woman’s strugg­le against patri­ar­chal values.

    Defying the social norm in 1960s Sicily, Lia wants to take char­ge of her life. When she rejects Lorenzo, the son of a local busi­ness­man, he uses bru­tal means to kid­nap her. To save her honor, Lia must con­sent to mar­ry­ing the man who raped her. Instead, though, she embarks on an unpre­ce­den­ted legal batt­le for self-determination.

    Credits:

    IT 2023 – 102 Min.
    Italienische OmU
    Regie: Marta Savina
    Kamera: Francesca Amitrano
    Schnitt: Paola Freddi

    Trailer:
    Trailer „Primadonna”
    nach oben
  • Oslo-Stories: Liebe

    Oslo-Stories: Liebe

    A film by Dag Johan Haugerud. In Norwegian with German subtitles.

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    A Utopian design for sexua­li­ty, rela­ti­onships and love in the 21st cen­tu­ry. Marianne is a doc­tor based in Oslo. She longs for clo­sen­ess with other peo­p­le, but she’s fed up with her sex life being con­stant­ly ana­ly­sed and ques­tio­ned by the expec­ta­ti­ons of others. One evening, she meets Tor, a nur­se and col­le­ague, on a fer­ry. He tells her of the fer­ry trips he takes when he can’t sleep and his chan­ce mee­tings with other men. Curious, Marianne starts explo­ring other designs for rela­ti­onships, off the bea­ten track.

    Credits:

    Love
    NO 2024, 119 Min, Norwegische OmU
    Regie: Dag Johan Haugerud
    Kamera: Cecilie Semec
    Schnitt: Jens Christian Fodstad,
    mit: Andrea Bræin Hovig, Tayo Cittadella Jacobsen, Marte Engebrigtsen, Lars Jacob Holm, Thomas Gullestad

    Trailer:
    LOVE International Trailer

    Im Kino mit deut­schen Untertiteln.

    nach oben
  • Mond

    Mond

    A film by Kurdwin Ayub. In German, Arabic and English with German subtitles.

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    Kurdwin Ayub elec­trified with her wide­ly-lau­ded fea­ture debut SONNE (2022), depic­ting a Muslim girl’s expe­ri­en­ces gro­wing up in Vienna. She flips the per­spec­ti­ve in MOND, fol­lo­wing an Austrian woman on a work trip to Jordan. In an inspi­red cas­ting choice, cho­reo­grapher and per­for­mance artist Florentina Holzinger plays Sarah, a reti­red mixed mar­ti­al arts figh­ter hired as a per­so­nal trai­ner by a wealt­hy fami­ly in Amman. What initi­al­ly appears like a dream job—swanky hotel, pri­va­te driver—quickly turns troubling. The teenage sis­ters she is sup­po­sed to train show no inte­rest in the sport. Their pala­ti­al home is always deser­ted, apart from the clea­ning staff and seve­ral body­guards, who pat­rol the house as if it were a pri­son. The girls aren’t allo­wed to access the WiFi net­work and seem shut off from the out­side world. When Sarah enqui­res about the iden­ti­ty of her employ­ers at the hotel bar and men­ti­ons their fami­ly name, the pre­vious­ly fri­end­ly bar­man abrupt­ly ends the con­ver­sa­ti­on. While kee­ping the sto­ry in a rea­list regis­ter, Ayub bor­rows tro­pes from the thril­ler and hor­ror gen­res to gene­ra­te moun­ting sus­pen­se and upend the arche­ty­pe of the white saviour, thus for­cing view­ers to con­front their own pre­con­cep­ti­ons. (Giovanni Marchini Camia)

    Credits:

    AU 2024, 93 Min, deutsch/arabisch/englische OmU
    Regie: Kurdwin Ayub
    Kamera: Klemens Hufnagl,
    Schnitt:
    Roland Stöttinger,
    mit: Florentina Holzinger, Andria Tayeh, Celina Antwan, Nagham Abu Baker, u.a.

    Trailer:
    nach oben
  • Oslo-Stories: Liebe

    Oslo-Stories: Liebe

    A film by Dag Johan Haugerud. In Norwegian with German subtitles.

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    A Utopian design for sexua­li­ty, rela­ti­onships and love in the 21st cen­tu­ry. Marianne is a doc­tor based in Oslo. She longs for clo­sen­ess with other peo­p­le, but she’s fed up with her sex life being con­stant­ly ana­ly­sed and ques­tio­ned by the expec­ta­ti­ons of others. One evening, she meets Tor, a nur­se and col­le­ague, on a fer­ry. He tells her of the fer­ry trips he takes when he can’t sleep and his chan­ce mee­tings with other men. Curious, Marianne starts explo­ring other designs for rela­ti­onships, off the bea­ten track.

    Credits:

    Love
    NO 2024, 119 Min, Norwegische OmU
    Regie: Dag Johan Haugerud
    Kamera: Cecilie Semec
    Schnitt: Jens Christian Fodstad,
    mit: Andrea Bræin Hovig, Tayo Cittadella Jacobsen, Marte Engebrigtsen, Lars Jacob Holm, Thomas Gullestad

    Trailer:
    LOVE International Trailer

    Im Kino mit deut­schen Untertiteln.

    nach oben
  • Primadonna – Das Mädchen von morgen

    Primadonna – Das Mädchen von morgen

    A film by Marta Savina. In Italian with German subtitles.

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    Ahead of her time: an Italian sto­ry, which reso­na­tes today, about a bra­ve woman’s strugg­le against patri­ar­chal values.

    Defying the social norm in 1960s Sicily, Lia wants to take char­ge of her life. When she rejects Lorenzo, the son of a local busi­ness­man, he uses bru­tal means to kid­nap her. To save her honor, Lia must con­sent to mar­ry­ing the man who raped her. Instead, though, she embarks on an unpre­ce­den­ted legal batt­le for self-determination.

    Credits:

    IT 2023 – 102 Min.
    Italienische OmU
    Regie: Marta Savina
    Kamera: Francesca Amitrano
    Schnitt: Paola Freddi

    Trailer:
    Trailer „Primadonna”
    nach oben
  • Oslo-Stories: Liebe

    Oslo-Stories: Liebe

    A film by Dag Johan Haugerud. In Norwegian with German subtitles.

    [Credits] [Tickets & Termine] [Trailer]

    A Utopian design for sexua­li­ty, rela­ti­onships and love in the 21st cen­tu­ry. Marianne is a doc­tor based in Oslo. She longs for clo­sen­ess with other peo­p­le, but she’s fed up with her sex life being con­stant­ly ana­ly­sed and ques­tio­ned by the expec­ta­ti­ons of others. One evening, she meets Tor, a nur­se and col­le­ague, on a fer­ry. He tells her of the fer­ry trips he takes when he can’t sleep and his chan­ce mee­tings with other men. Curious, Marianne starts explo­ring other designs for rela­ti­onships, off the bea­ten track.

    Credits:

    Love
    NO 2024, 119 Min, Norwegische OmU
    Regie: Dag Johan Haugerud
    Kamera: Cecilie Semec
    Schnitt: Jens Christian Fodstad,
    mit: Andrea Bræin Hovig, Tayo Cittadella Jacobsen, Marte Engebrigtsen, Lars Jacob Holm, Thomas Gullestad

    Trailer:
    LOVE International Trailer

    Im Kino mit deut­schen Untertiteln.

    nach oben
  • Mond

    Mond

    A film by Kurdwin Ayub. In German, Arabic and English with German subtitles.

    [Credits] [Tickets & Termine] [Trailer]

    Kurdwin Ayub elec­trified with her wide­ly-lau­ded fea­ture debut SONNE (2022), depic­ting a Muslim girl’s expe­ri­en­ces gro­wing up in Vienna. She flips the per­spec­ti­ve in MOND, fol­lo­wing an Austrian woman on a work trip to Jordan. In an inspi­red cas­ting choice, cho­reo­grapher and per­for­mance artist Florentina Holzinger plays Sarah, a reti­red mixed mar­ti­al arts figh­ter hired as a per­so­nal trai­ner by a wealt­hy fami­ly in Amman. What initi­al­ly appears like a dream job—swanky hotel, pri­va­te driver—quickly turns troubling. The teenage sis­ters she is sup­po­sed to train show no inte­rest in the sport. Their pala­ti­al home is always deser­ted, apart from the clea­ning staff and seve­ral body­guards, who pat­rol the house as if it were a pri­son. The girls aren’t allo­wed to access the WiFi net­work and seem shut off from the out­side world. When Sarah enqui­res about the iden­ti­ty of her employ­ers at the hotel bar and men­ti­ons their fami­ly name, the pre­vious­ly fri­end­ly bar­man abrupt­ly ends the con­ver­sa­ti­on. While kee­ping the sto­ry in a rea­list regis­ter, Ayub bor­rows tro­pes from the thril­ler and hor­ror gen­res to gene­ra­te moun­ting sus­pen­se and upend the arche­ty­pe of the white saviour, thus for­cing view­ers to con­front their own pre­con­cep­ti­ons. (Giovanni Marchini Camia)

    Credits:

    AU 2024, 93 Min, deutsch/arabisch/englische OmU
    Regie: Kurdwin Ayub
    Kamera: Klemens Hufnagl,
    Schnitt:
    Roland Stöttinger,
    mit: Florentina Holzinger, Andria Tayeh, Celina Antwan, Nagham Abu Baker, u.a.

    Trailer:
    nach oben
  • Mond

    Mond

    A film by Kurdwin Ayub. In German, Arabic and English with German subtitles.

    [Credits] [Tickets & Termine] [Trailer]

    Kurdwin Ayub elec­trified with her wide­ly-lau­ded fea­ture debut SONNE (2022), depic­ting a Muslim girl’s expe­ri­en­ces gro­wing up in Vienna. She flips the per­spec­ti­ve in MOND, fol­lo­wing an Austrian woman on a work trip to Jordan. In an inspi­red cas­ting choice, cho­reo­grapher and per­for­mance artist Florentina Holzinger plays Sarah, a reti­red mixed mar­ti­al arts figh­ter hired as a per­so­nal trai­ner by a wealt­hy fami­ly in Amman. What initi­al­ly appears like a dream job—swanky hotel, pri­va­te driver—quickly turns troubling. The teenage sis­ters she is sup­po­sed to train show no inte­rest in the sport. Their pala­ti­al home is always deser­ted, apart from the clea­ning staff and seve­ral body­guards, who pat­rol the house as if it were a pri­son. The girls aren’t allo­wed to access the WiFi net­work and seem shut off from the out­side world. When Sarah enqui­res about the iden­ti­ty of her employ­ers at the hotel bar and men­ti­ons their fami­ly name, the pre­vious­ly fri­end­ly bar­man abrupt­ly ends the con­ver­sa­ti­on. While kee­ping the sto­ry in a rea­list regis­ter, Ayub bor­rows tro­pes from the thril­ler and hor­ror gen­res to gene­ra­te moun­ting sus­pen­se and upend the arche­ty­pe of the white saviour, thus for­cing view­ers to con­front their own pre­con­cep­ti­ons. (Giovanni Marchini Camia)

    Credits:

    AU 2024, 93 Min, deutsch/arabisch/englische OmU
    Regie: Kurdwin Ayub
    Kamera: Klemens Hufnagl,
    Schnitt:
    Roland Stöttinger,
    mit: Florentina Holzinger, Andria Tayeh, Celina Antwan, Nagham Abu Baker, u.a.

    Trailer:
    nach oben