KUHLE WAMPE ODER: WEM GEHÖRT DIE WELT

In the organizer's words:

D 1932, 74', 35mm, OF, Director: Slatan Dudow

Berlin 1931: In the midst of the economic crisis, the Bönike family loses their apartment due to rent debts and moves out of town to the tent colony "Kuhle Wampe". While her parents freeze in petty-bourgeois resignation, daughter Anni finds support and motivation in the workers' sports club. A classic of proletarian cinema, KUHLE WAMPE criticizes the state's lack of care in the face of mass unemployment and loss of housing and formulates the hope for change through a youth movement based on solidarity.

Introduction: Christian Meyer-Pröpstl (film critic)

Supporting film:
ZEITPROBLEME. HOW THE WORKER LIVES
D 1930, 12', 35mm, OV, D: Slatan Dudow
An unembellished look at the precarious living conditions in Berlin's tenements
around 1930, contrapuntally blended with images of wealth and power.

Price information:

Admission: €8.50 / €7.50 reduced, discount ticket: all films in the series for only €25.00, tickets only at the Box Office. Free admission for refugees!