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A young woman stranded in Nicaragua falls for a mysterious Brit who seems to be her only way out. But she quickly realises she may be in greater danger than she thought.
Stars at Noon is a film about a woman who uses her body as both weapon and…
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We follow Thomas Anderson who goes by his hacker alias "Neo" (Keanu Reeves). Through his daily life, he gets strange messages via chatrooms and phone calls by a mysterious figure named "Morpheus" (Lawrence Fishburne), and with the help of "Trinity"…
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When you talk about The Swimmer, will you talk about yourself?
In a prosperous suburb of Connecticut the troubled Ned Merrill (Burt Lancaster) confronts all his dreams... and his self-deceptions. On a summer morning he decides to "swim" home…
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Robert De Niro's Oscar-winning portrayal of 1940s boxing legend Jake La Motta
Based on boxer Jake La Motta's autobiography, Martin Scorsese – in close collaboration with Robert De Niro – created one of the 1980s' finest films. The film follows…
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A warm and moving story about a unique friendship between a boy and a killer whale
12-year-old Jesse is an orphaned boy who moves from foster home to foster home, without a fixed anchor in life. Willy is a killer whale who was brutally torn…
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A humorous, self-ironic and moving documentary that explores the soul and heart of the city
The rain, the humour, the passion, the arguments, the disasters, the complexes, the parties and the extravagance are some of the ingredients in this…
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For the final evening of SKULKESKOLEN, Bergen Kunsthall screens Khartoum (2025, 80 mins).
Filmed on location with iPhones by four emerging Sudanese filmmakers - Anas Saeed, Rawia Al Hag, Brahim Snoopy and Timeea M. Ahmed - the film follows five…
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PROGRAMME 20:00: Art exhibition by Martin Mentzoni 21:00: Screening of the short documentary This is a film, and I'm the director? by Beate Basso 21:30: Commissioned work by the film's composers, Petter Beyer and Torjus Slettsnok Raknes
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The bloody end of colonialism in Algeria
The Battle of Algiers premiered at the Venice Film Festival (where it won the Golden Lion) only nine years after the freedom fighters lost the Battle of Algiers, which the film depicts with unparalleled…
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A film about rootlessness, the will to survive and humanity's inherent strength in the midst of migration's brutal realities
Gregory Nava (together with screenwriter Anna Thomas) created El Norte drawing on experiences from his own youth, as…
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When you talk about The Swimmer, will you talk about yourself?
In a prosperous suburb of Connecticut the troubled Ned Merrill (Burt Lancaster) confronts all his dreams... and his self-deceptions. On a summer morning he decides to "swim" home…
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A family that loses their eldest son in a drowning accident must live on with the consequences of the tragic event.
Beth, Calvin and their son Conrad must carry on after their eldest son died in a drowning accident. On the surface the family…
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A humorous, self-ironic and moving documentary that explores the soul and heart of the city
The rain, the humour, the passion, the arguments, the disasters, the complexes, the parties and the extravagance are some of the ingredients in this…
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A masterful, nightmarish anti-totalitarian fable and one of the most acclaimed Georgian films of all time After the death of Varlam Aravidze, a former mayor and ruthless dictator, his body is repeatedly dug up and left in the garden of his family…
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Konrad Wolf, the emblematic director of the former German Democratic Republic (GDR), spent the bulk of his work exploring the wounds of the 20th century by defying official censorship with humanist sensitivity and an assumed anti-Nazism. Raised in…
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A masterful, nightmarish anti-totalitarian fable and one of the most acclaimed Georgian films of all time After the death of Varlam Aravidze, a former mayor and ruthless dictator, his body is repeatedly dug up and left in the garden of his family…
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A warm and moving story about a unique friendship between a boy and a killer whale
12-year-old Jesse is an orphaned boy who moves from foster home to foster home, without a fixed anchor in life. Willy is a killer whale who was brutally torn…
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People on film
Many of today's documentaries often focus on big questions and conflicts. You are introduced to issues that give you a sense of moral obligation, while at the same time it can feel too big to take a position on. Daguerréotypes is…
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Konrad Wolf, the emblematic director of the former German Democratic Republic (GDR), spent the bulk of his work exploring the wounds of the 20th century by defying official censorship with humanist sensitivity and an assumed anti-Nazism. Raised in…
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A family that loses their eldest son in a drowning accident must live on with the consequences of the tragic event.
Beth, Calvin and their son Conrad must carry on after their eldest son died in a drowning accident. On the surface the family…
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On Wednesday we wear pink. Come along to our first-ever movie club screening for this 2004 classic, or your name is going straight into the burn book.
Tickets available exclusively for homies movie club members.
First-time memberships can…
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For those who have never seen it and those who have never forgotten it
Joe Buck comes to New York as a young man hoping for success as a male prostitute. Instead he meets Ratso Rizzo, a worn-out con man. They navigate the city's underworld,…
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The action-packed Norwegian film sensation
Finnmark in the 10th century. 16-year-old Aigin one day witnesses some black-clad men killing his parents and little sister. The perpetrators turn out to be Chudes, a nomadic band of raiders from…
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The documentary about the Norwegian hip-hop group Side Brok
Side Brok burst onto the Norwegian music scene in 2004 to great attention and immediately found success with their distinctive hip-hop with lyrics in the hard-edged Ørsta dialect.…
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The documentary about the Norwegian hip-hop group Side Brok
Side Brok burst onto the Norwegian music scene in 2004 to great attention and immediately found success with their distinctive hip-hop with lyrics in the hard-edged Ørsta dialect.…
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In East Berlin, in the late 1970s, Sunny dreams of becoming a star with her music and performing on the big stages. To pursue this, she quits her job as a factory worker and tours through the East German provinces with her band. Despite numerous…
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The division of Germany, and particularly the Berlin Wall, was a recurring motif in Western Cold War-era cinema, from tense escape thrillers to spy classics whose imagery still shapes popular culture today. Far less remembered is that these same…
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Experience the magic of friendship and adventure in the dazzling film adaptation of E. B. White's popular children's book
Wilbur, the smallest of the newborn piglets, is saved from slaughter. But to survive his first Christmas season, he needs…
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Sometimes silence is the deadliest sound
Silence from 2016 is a historical drama about the persecution of Christians in Japan in the 17th century. The story follows the two Jesuit priests Sebastião Rodrigues and Francisco Garupe, who travel to…
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An artist who has put China on the global art map
Ai Weiwei is one of the most prominent artistic voices from China today – activist, conceptual artist, architect and social critic. «Every artist has a responsibility to protect freedom of…
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The division of Germany, and particularly the Berlin Wall, was a recurring motif in Western Cold War-era cinema, from tense escape thrillers to spy classics whose imagery still shapes popular culture today. Far less remembered is that these same…
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Falling Leaves is typical of the best Georgian cinema — and of Iosseliani in particular — in seeming light and low-key on the surface, until its satire quietly cuts very deep. The film opens with a documentary-style prologue on traditional Georgian…
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A friend's sudden death sends three established family men on a wild, multi-day drinking spree from New York to London, in a desperate attempt to escape the responsibilities of everyday life and old age
For the first time Cassavetes directed…
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Falling Leaves is typical of the best Georgian cinema — and of Iosseliani in particular — in seeming light and low-key on the surface, until its satire quietly cuts very deep. The film opens with a documentary-style prologue on traditional Georgian…
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One of the best-known DEFA (East Germany's state-owned film studio) productions in history, Konrad Wolf's film is based on his own experiences during World War II, arriving with Soviet troops to fight in the Battle of Berlin at age 19. As the Red…
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A friend's sudden death sends three established family men on a wild, multi-day drinking spree from New York to London, in a desperate attempt to escape the responsibilities of everyday life and old age
For the first time Cassavetes directed…
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«HE SOLD HIS SOUL FOR ROCK N' ROLL!»
Phantom of the Paradise is a dark, surrealist blend of The Phantom of the Opera, Faust and Dorian Gray. It is also driven by glam rock and theatre. The music and the spectacular stage shows in the film are…
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One of the best-known DEFA (East Germany's state-owned film studio) productions in history, Konrad Wolf's film is based on his own experiences during World War II, arriving with Soviet troops to fight in the Battle of Berlin at age 19. As the Red…
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If only things could be the way they were before?
Family is a clear red thread in Mamoru Hosoda's filmography. Here he explores the trials a family faces when the spoiled four-year-old Kun-chan gets a little sister – Mirai – which can be…
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If only things could be the way they were before?
Family is a clear red thread in Mamoru Hosoda's filmography. Here he explores the trials a family faces when the spoiled four-year-old Kun-chan gets a little sister – Mirai – which can be…
Familien/Kinder
Can Makoto fix the future before it is too late?
The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, which has its origins in Yasutaka Tsutsui's science fiction novel from 1967, is a story that has been adapted for the screen numerous times. But the best of them…
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In East Berlin, in the late 1970s, Sunny dreams of becoming a star with her music and performing on the big stages. To pursue this, she quits her job as a factory worker and tours through the East German provinces with her band. Despite numerous…
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Sofiko (played by Sofiko Chiaureli, known for her iconic role in Parajanov's The Colour of Pomegranates) is a journalist in 1970s Tbilisi who interviews ordinary women about their personal lives. Their stories of loneliness, marriage and everyday…
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Can Makoto fix the future before it is too late?
The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, which has its origins in Yasutaka Tsutsui's science fiction novel from 1967, is a story that has been adapted for the screen numerous times. But the best of them…
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