SEHNSUCHT IN SANGERHAUSEN

Sehnsucht in Sangerhausen

A film by Julian Radlmaier. In German with English subtitles.

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Ursula and Neda, an East German wai­tress with a bro­ken heart and an Iranian YouTuber with a bro­ken arm, both feel trap­ped and lonely in their pre­ca­rious lives. The win­ding paths of chan­ce draw the two women tog­e­ther on an unex­pec­ted ghost hunt in the moun­ta­ins. A roman­tic adven­ture film about an unli­kely fri­end­ship and the year­ning for ano­ther life.

Credits:

DE 2025, 90 Min., Deutsch mit eng­li­schen Untertiteln
Regie & Schnitt: Julian Radlmaier
Kamera: Faraz Fesharaki
mit: Clara Schwinning, Maral Keshavarz, Henriette Confurius, Paula Schindler, Ghazal Shojaei, Kyung-Taek Lie, Buksori Lie, u.a.

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Category: Vorstellung

  • Sehnsucht in Sangerhausen

    Sehnsucht in Sangerhausen

    A film by Julian Radlmaier. In German with English subtitles.

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    Ursula and Neda, an East German wai­tress with a bro­ken heart and an Iranian YouTuber with a bro­ken arm, both feel trap­ped and lonely in their pre­ca­rious lives. The win­ding paths of chan­ce draw the two women tog­e­ther on an unex­pec­ted ghost hunt in the moun­ta­ins. A roman­tic adven­ture film about an unli­kely fri­end­ship and the year­ning for ano­ther life.

    Credits:

    DE 2025, 90 Min., Deutsch mit eng­li­schen Untertiteln
    Regie & Schnitt: Julian Radlmaier
    Kamera: Faraz Fesharaki
    mit: Clara Schwinning, Maral Keshavarz, Henriette Confurius, Paula Schindler, Ghazal Shojaei, Kyung-Taek Lie, Buksori Lie, u.a.

    Trailer:
    nach oben
  • Die my love

    Die my love

    A film by Lynne Ramsay. In English with German subtitles.

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    Grace, a wri­ter and young mother, is slow­ly slip­ping into mad­ness. Locked away in an old house in and around Montana, we see her acting incre­asing­ly agi­ta­ted and erra­tic, lea­ving her com­pa­n­ion, Jackson, incre­asing­ly worried and helpless.

    Credits:

    CA 2024, 118 Min., Englisch OmU
    Regie: Lynne Ramsay
    Kamera: Seamus McGarvey
    Schnitt: Toni Froschhammer
    mit : Jennifer Lawrence, Robert Pattinson, Lakeith Stanfield
    , Sissy Spacek

    Trailer:
    DIE MY LOVE | Offizieller Teaser-Trailer | Ab 13. November im Kino
    nach oben
  • Das Verschwinden des Josef Mengele

    Das Verschwinden des Josef Mengele

    A film by Kirill Serebrennikov. In German and Spanish with German subtitles.

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    The film fol­lows Nazi phy­si­ci­an Josef Mengele in the years fol­lo­wing the end of the Second World War, detail­ing his later life in Argentina, Paraguay, and Brazil. The film explo­res his rela­ti­onships with his second wife Martha and his estran­ged son Rolf as he jus­ti­fies his actions at Auschwitz con­cen­tra­ti­on camp.

    Credits:

    FR/MX/DE/GB 2025, 135 Min., deutsch, spa­ni­sche OmU,
    Regie: Kirill Serebrennikov
    Kamera: Vladislav Opelyants
    Schnitt: Hansjörg Weißbrich
    mit: D: August Diehl, Max Bretschneider, Dana Herfurth, Friederike Becht, Mirco Kreibich, David Ruland

    Audiodeskriptionen, Untertitel und Hörverstärkung mit der Greta App

    Trailer:
    Das Verschwinden des Josef Mengele | TRAILER
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  • Palliativstation

    Palliativstation

    A film by Philipp Döring. On Nov. 21st , 5.30pm at the fsk with QnA.

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    It’s not about giving life more days, it’s about giving days more life” is one of the ide­as for­mu­la­ted by Cicely Saunders, the foun­der of pal­lia­ti­ve care. It fli­ckers up during a pre­sen­ta­ti­on in Philipp Döring’s four-hour insti­tu­tio­nal obser­va­ti­on while a carer ins­tructs a new staff mem­ber. They are at the Franziskus hos­pi­tal in Berlin. Döring docu­ments a few months here bet­ween the start of the year and sum­mer, accom­pany­ing doc­tors on their rounds and in con­sul­ta­ti­ons with rela­ti­ves and lis­tening in on the team’s inter­nal exch­an­ges, which don’t shy away from men­tio­ning short­co­mings. A safe space is crea­ted that fol­lows its own rules, in which dia­lo­gues about life paths are taken up and reflec­ted upon, pro­gress is cele­bra­ted and approa­ching fare­wells ent­rus­ted to the neces­sa­ry peo­p­le. Palliativstation is thus also a film about lan­guage, which shifts bet­ween medi­cal jar­gon and dif­fe­rent dialects and is some­ti­mes only able to be pro­du­ced with tech­ni­cal help. Döring gets very clo­se to death, but with it also to life. His film is weigh­ty, impres­si­ve and yet never beco­mes crus­hing under the bur­den of fate. One thing quick­ly beco­mes clear: life only ends with the final heartbeat.

    Credits:

    DE 2025, 245 Min.,
    Regie, Kamera, Schnitt: Philipp Döring

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  • Sorda – Der Klang der Welt

    Sorda – Der Klang der Welt

    A film by Eva Libertad. Spanish and Spanish Sign Language with German Subtitles

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    Ángela, a deaf woman, and Héctor, her hea­ring part­ner, are expec­ting a child. They are exci­ted about the pregnan­cy, alt­hough they do not yet know whe­ther the baby will be deaf or hea­ring. Despite both clai­ming they can hand­le wha­te­ver comes, their under­ly­ing con­cerns are evi­dent. After a com­pli­ca­ted and emo­tio­nal­ly inten­se labour, Ángela gives birth to their daugh­ter, but the pair will have to wait a cou­ple of months to learn if the baby is hea­ring or not. During this time, Héctor strug­gles to ful­ly grasp the chal­lenges Ángela is facing, while she must come to terms with rai­sing a daugh­ter who may not share her expe­ri­ence of the world. This jour­ney forces both of them to ques­ti­on their roles as part­ners and par­ents, as Ángela grapp­les with her iden­ti­ty in a socie­ty that does not ful­ly accept or under­stand her.

    Credits:

    ES 2025, 99 Min.,
    Spanisch, span. Gebärden mit deut­schen Untertiteln
    Regie, Buch: Eva Libertad
    Kamera: Gina Ferrer García
    Schnitt: Marta Velasco
    mit: Miriam Garlo, Álvaro Cervantes, Elena Irureta, Joaquín Notario

    Trailer:
    Trailer SORDA, von Eva Libertad (OV/de), ab 6. November im Kino
    nach oben
  • Sehnsucht in Sangerhausen

    Sehnsucht in Sangerhausen

    A film by Julian Radlmaier. In German with English subtitles.

    [Credits] [Tickets & Termine] [Trailer]

    Ursula and Neda, an East German wai­tress with a bro­ken heart and an Iranian YouTuber with a bro­ken arm, both feel trap­ped and lonely in their pre­ca­rious lives. The win­ding paths of chan­ce draw the two women tog­e­ther on an unex­pec­ted ghost hunt in the moun­ta­ins. A roman­tic adven­ture film about an unli­kely fri­end­ship and the year­ning for ano­ther life.

    Credits:

    DE 2025, 90 Min., Deutsch mit eng­li­schen Untertiteln
    Regie & Schnitt: Julian Radlmaier
    Kamera: Faraz Fesharaki
    mit: Clara Schwinning, Maral Keshavarz, Henriette Confurius, Paula Schindler, Ghazal Shojaei, Kyung-Taek Lie, Buksori Lie, u.a.

    Trailer:
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  • Paternal Leave

    Paternal Leave

    A film by Alissa Jung. In German, English and Italian with German subtitles.

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    Fifteen-year-old Leo has grown up in Germany wit­hout a father. When she dis­co­vers his iden­ti­ty, she imme­dia­te­ly sets out to track him down. She finds Paolo in a board­ed-up beach bar on the win­try coast of nor­t­hern Italy. The reuni­on lea­ves Paolo over­whel­med and con­flic­ted. After Leo’s sud­den appearance in his life, he strug­gles to balan­ce his rela­ti­onship bet­ween her and the fami­ly he has now. At first, Leo just wants ans­wers. But soon, she starts to long for a place in Paolo’s life. With no money nor plans, she stays on in the small town. As they spend more time tog­e­ther, Leo and Paolo ten­ta­tively begin to bond and dis­co­ver they have much in com­mon. But rea­li­ty ine­vi­ta­b­ly cat­ches up with them. When Paolo prio­ri­ti­ses his youn­ger daugh­ter over Leo again, the lat­ter is left hurt and angry. A con­fron­ta­ti­on lays bare their pain, appar­ent­ly shat­te­ring their fra­gi­le con­nec­tion. But, amid the turm­oil, father and daugh­ter begin to ack­now­ledge their respec­ti­ve truths and take a small but meaningful step towards acceptance.

    Credits:

    DE/IT 2025, 113 Min., dt.,engl. ital. OmU
    Regie & Schnitt: Alissa Jung
    Kamera:
    Carolina Steinbrecher
    Schnitt: Heike Parplies, David Maria Vogel
    mit: TJuli Grabenhenrich, Luca Marinelli, Arturo Gabbriellini, Joy Falletti Cardillo, Gaia Rinaldi

    Audiodeskriptionen, Untertitel und Hörverstärkung mit der Greta App

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  • Revolver Live! #64: Selma Doborac, De Facto – Das Unfassbare begreifen

    Revolver Live! #64: Selma Doborac, De Facto – Das Unfassbare begreifen

    Revolver Live! #64: Selma Doborac, DE FACTO – Realising the incon­ceiva­ble
    at fsk cine­ma Berlin on 30 November 2025 at 8 p.m.

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    In her first two fea­ture-length films, artist and film­ma­ker Selma Doborac grapp­les with cri­mes against huma­ni­ty, test­ing the limits of how cine­ma can address such atro­ci­ties. In THOSE SHOCKING SHAKING DAYS, she con­tem­pla­ted the pos­si­bi­li­ty of docu­men­ting the hor­rors of war through rhe­to­ri­cal ques­ti­ons alo­ne. In DE FACTO, howe­ver, she takes a fun­da­men­tal­ly dif­fe­rent approach: arri­ving at cine­ma­tic ans­wers through the rigo­rous distil­la­ti­on of exten­si­ve rese­arch.
    The film’s cla­ri­ty reve­als the immense emo­tio­nal and intellec­tu­al labor deman­ded of both direc­tor and cast to visua­li­ze the unfa­thomable. It is a work of deep con­side­ra­ti­on, careful­ly balan­cing abs­trac­tion with fact, and thea­tri­cal­i­ty with res­traint. This cali­bra­ti­on ser­ves a sin­gu­lar pur­po­se: to move clo­ser to an authen­tic recko­ning with cri­mes that are not inhu­man, but devas­ta­tingly human.
    Following the scree­ning, we will dis­cuss the crea­ti­ve pro­cess behind the film and how De Facto arri­ved at its distinct form.
    (Franz Müller)

    Tickets for Revolver Live! #64 & scree­ning of DE FACTO at fsk cine­ma Berlin Kreuzberg:
    https://fsk-kino.peripherfilm.de/events/event/revolver-live-de-facto/


    “From the very first moment, DE FACTO deve­lo­ps a pull effect through the accu­ra­cy and com­ple­xi­ty of its writ­ten text, incre­asing­ly ope­ning out into a move­ment of thought. Paralysing moments in which geno­ci­dal cri­mes are descri­bed are repea­ted­ly inter­rupt­ed by his­to­ri­cal and phi­lo­so­phi­cal refe­ren­ces, wher­eby the lan­guage spo­ken trig­gers its own reflec­tion.”
    (Nothing More Monstrous than Man: The Caligari Prize-Winning Film DE FACTO, Essay by Silvia Bahl, Translation Peter Waugh, published in Filmdienst, March 2023)

    “This film can be appli­ed like a tem­p­la­te to geno­ci­des, war cri­mes or spee­ches by dic­ta­tors. It con­ta­ins a con­sis­tent truth. Recognising that truth is the work of the film. It is up to us to do some­thing about it. In this day and age, it has beco­me almost an ana­chro­nism that one can only expe­ri­ence the tem­po­ra­li­ty evo­ked by a film if we are expo­sed to it for the enti­re dura­ti­on (eit­her of one shot or of the who­le film). Listening is an ana­chro­nism. At the same time, howe­ver, it is pre­cis­e­ly this expo­sure that reminds us of the pecu­li­ar power of the medi­um. One lis­tens and phy­si­cal­ly expe­ri­en­ces what it means to be awa­re of the things that human beings are capa­ble of.”
    (DE FACTO – Actualising an Evocation, Essay by Patrick Holzapfel, Translation Peter Waugh, published in Fidback, Revue de ciné­ma, Print Issue #0, September 2024)

    “In DE FACTO it is Doborac who has amal­ga­ma­ted, over many years of rese­arch, what might other­wi­se have been trea­ted as iso­la­ted cases, in a vacu­um and cate­go­ri­sed under the usu­al hea­dings. This is a neces­sa­ry step for cine­ma, becau­se that which is said and which it is per­mis­si­ble to say chan­ges with time. Then the­re are also the new old cri­mes. Cinema needs approa­ches that enable it to adapt, rather than cer­tain­ties. Drawing com­pa­ri­sons bet­ween dif­fe­rent cri­mes, an approach often used in poli­ti­cal dis­cour­se, tends to lead in the wrong direc­tion. Often it does not pro­du­ce any insight at all, but rather ser­ves to stig­ma­tise – one need only think of the num­e­rous Holocaust com­pa­ri­sons. It invol­ves out­worn argu­ments about mans­laugh­ter, which detach the actu­al cri­mes from their time, indi­ca­ting the serious­ness to a cer­tain degree, but not pre­sen­ting what actual­ly hap­pens or even how it could be pre­ven­ted. Here, Doborac stri­ves for the oppo­si­te: she does not draw any com­pa­ri­sons, but amal­ga­ma­tes them all as one. Could we speak of a uto­pian hope here? If we could under­stand what all the­se per­pe­tra­tors have in com­mon, could we pre­vent their cri­mes in the future?”
    (DE FACTO – Actualising an Evocation, Essay by Patrick Holzapfel, Translation Peter Waugh, published in Fidback, Revue de ciné­ma, Print Issue #0, September 2024)


    Film infor­ma­ti­on DE FACTO (AUT/GER 2023, 130 minu­tes) by Selma Doborac:
    https://sixpackfilm.com/en/catalogue/2968/
    https://www.filmgarten.at/de-facto
    https://jugendohnefilm.com/augenhoehen-ein-gespraech-mit-selma-doborac-zu-de-facto/

    Credits:

    AT/DE 2023, 130 Min., deut­sche OmeU
    Drehbuch, Regie, Schnitt, Produktion: Selma Doborac
    Kamera: Klemens Hufnagl
    Ton: Claus Benischke-Lang
    Tonmischung: Jochen Jezussek
    Musik: Didi Kern & Philipp Quehenberger
    Casting: Ulrike Müller
    Objekte: Heimo Zobernig & Franz West
    Mit: Christoph Bach, Cornelius Obonya

    Trailer:
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  • Die my love

    Die my love

    A film by Lynne Ramsay. In English with German subtitles.

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    Grace, a wri­ter and young mother, is slow­ly slip­ping into mad­ness. Locked away in an old house in and around Montana, we see her acting incre­asing­ly agi­ta­ted and erra­tic, lea­ving her com­pa­n­ion, Jackson, incre­asing­ly worried and helpless.

    Credits:

    CA 2024, 118 Min., Englisch OmU
    Regie: Lynne Ramsay
    Kamera: Seamus McGarvey
    Schnitt: Toni Froschhammer
    mit : Jennifer Lawrence, Robert Pattinson, Lakeith Stanfield
    , Sissy Spacek

    Trailer:
    DIE MY LOVE | Offizieller Teaser-Trailer | Ab 13. November im Kino
    nach oben
  • Die my love

    Die my love

    A film by Lynne Ramsay. In English with German subtitles.

    [Credits] [Tickets & Termine] [Trailer]

    Grace, a wri­ter and young mother, is slow­ly slip­ping into mad­ness. Locked away in an old house in and around Montana, we see her acting incre­asing­ly agi­ta­ted and erra­tic, lea­ving her com­pa­n­ion, Jackson, incre­asing­ly worried and helpless.

    Credits:

    CA 2024, 118 Min., Englisch OmU
    Regie: Lynne Ramsay
    Kamera: Seamus McGarvey
    Schnitt: Toni Froschhammer
    mit : Jennifer Lawrence, Robert Pattinson, Lakeith Stanfield
    , Sissy Spacek

    Trailer:
    DIE MY LOVE | Offizieller Teaser-Trailer | Ab 13. November im Kino
    nach oben