Venice Film Festival

Cinematic art at its finest is on display in Venice at the end of August. Harmony Korine (Trash Humpers) shows his new film. Michel Franco (After Lucia) is expected and the last film of the great William Friedkin (William Friedkin - Hollywood's Enfant terrible) will be presented post mortem. Fien Troch (Home) has also been invited as one of the few female directors in the competition. From the acting side, we are looking forward to Julieta Zylberberg (My Friend from the Park). Time to get familiar with the works of these filmmakers!
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  • Ain't Nothin' Without You

    Ain't Nothin' Without You

    1985

    1h.28min

    16+

    The German realities of the 80s, spontaneously captured with sarcastic wit and occasionally parodied to the point of absurdity.


  • Thirst for Life

    Thirst for Life

    2015

    16min

    16+

    In the face of an unfathomable tragedy, a young couple manages to focus on love and the good in life.


  • Eight Hundred Times Lonely

    Eight Hundred Times Lonely

    2020

    1h.24min

    16+

    A warm-hearted yet stylistically radical film portrait in black and white and color about Edgar Reitz and his encounter with a young female filmmaker.


  • Age of the Gods

    Age of the Gods

    1992

    1h.32min

    16+

    At the beginning of the last century, Arno Breker was one of the great hopes of young German sculpture, esteemed by the painter Max Liebermann.


  • Pornografia

    Pornografia

    2003

    1h.57min

    16+

    In Wehrmacht-occupied Poland, two intellectuals flee to a country estate and play a perverse game with its inhabitants.


  • Interruption

    Interruption

    2015

    1h.51min

    16+

    A group of armed men storms the stage at a theatre. It's unclear, if this is part of the play or the brutal reality.


  • Like A Summer Sonata

    Like A Summer Sonata

    2016

    11min

    16+

    LIKE A SUMMER SONATA consists of four parts named after the classical structure of a sonata. In timeless black and white, it's a surreal, modern-day morality ...


  • The Five Cardinal Points

    The Five Cardinal Points

    2009

    1h.34min

    16+

    In his internationally acclaimed documentary director Fridolin Schönwieser charts the journey of Mexican migrants to the U.S.