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18.03.2025

13.03.2025

Rio de Janeiro, 1971: after her husband is abducted by the regime, Eunice tries to find out the truth and build a new life for herself and the children. read more

POSSESSION is a divorce drama, a horror film, a meditation on the self, hope and faith, at times a satire and a mirror of divided Berlin. read more

While Hamid waits in Strasbourg for his asylum application to be processed, he searches for the refugee leaders of the Syrian dictatorship with a shadow organization that only meets via voice chat in a video game. read more

KÖLN 75 is about how 18 year old Vera Brandes organized the legendary “The Köln Concert“ with Keith Jarrett in the Kölner Oper. read more

Crime drama about a vicious theatre critic. read more

06.03.2025

In the middle of a snow-covered landscape, a lumberjack and his wife find a baby that has been thrown out of a train. In the form of a drawn fable, Michel Hazanavicius tells of the trauma of the Holocaust. read more

Mickey17 works as an “expendable“ on the spaceship Dakkar. Every time the specialist for dangerous missions dies, he gets cloned. read more

In Anne Fontaine’s biopic about Maurice Ravel and his composition of the classic hit “Bolero,“ it’s about noises, sounds, and memories that have to fit together to create the piece. read more

While Haby rebels against the conditions in the Banlieues and eventually even runs for mayor herself, her friend Baz sinks into despair and hatred. read more

Based on the novel “Sisters“ (2020) by Daisy Johnson, Ariane Labed’s directorial debut oscillates between family psychodrama and horror. read more

27.02.2025

The german title translates to "heroine" and there is a heroine: nurse Floria Lind (Leonie Benesch) is the ideal nurse. But Floria is stressed. read more

A man wrongly accused of murder spends his days helping his fellow inmates with theatre. Inspired by stories of real inmates who also play themselves. read more

LIKE A COMPLETE UNKNOWN looks good, has good actors, and tells its story well, but is neither interested in Dylan’s enthusiasm for folk and blues songs of the 20s and 30s nor in his activism in the civil rights movement. read more