Sorry, this ent­ry is only available in Deutsch. Ein Film von Kim Münster und Sebastian Bergfeld. Am 24.11. im fsk. Mit anschlie­ßen­dem Filmgespräch mit Sebastian Bergfeld. [Credits] [Tickets] [Trailer] Spielen oder nicht spie­len han­delt von zwei talen­tier­ten und ent­schlos­se­nen Schauspielerinnen mit Behinderung. Der Film doku­men­tiert die Herausforderungen und Konflikte, Hindernisse und Erfolge von Lucy und […]

A film by Tatsunari Ota. In japa­ne­se with German sub­tit­les. [Credits] [Tickets & Termine] [Trailer] As ele­gant and decep­tively simp­le as its title, Tatsunari Ota’s Ishi ga aru, redu­ces nar­ra­ti­ve and plot to ques­ti­ons of time, move­ment, and encoun­ter.The film opens with a name­l­ess woman arri­ving in a small town, out of see­ming nowhe­re. “Is […]

A film by Colm Bairéad. In Gaelic and English with German sub­tit­les. [Credits] [Tickets & Termine] [Trailer] “There are no secrets in this house. Do you hear me? … If the­re are secrets in a house, the­re is shame in that house.” Four siblings, a mother torn bet­ween care and hel­p­less­ness, a cur­sing father and a […]

A film by Ken Loach. In English with German sub­tit­les. [Credits] [Tickets & Termine] [Trailer] A pub as a place of divi­si­on, but also inter­ac­tion: In his new film, Ken Loach is once again a keen-sig­h­­ted, warm-hear­­ted seis­mo­graph of British socie­ty. The Old Oak is the only remai­ning public place whe­re peo­p­le in the once […]