Review Cinema Ost:
The Cinema Ost film festival successfully entered its third round! Under the motto Shades of the Past, they presented five selected films as well as a reading with the Ukrainian filmmaker and author Iryna Tsilyk.
The Cinema Ost film festival successfully entered its third round! Under the motto Shades of the Past, they presented five selected films as well as a reading with the Ukrainian filmmaker and author Iryna Tsilyk.
The filmclub münster starts 2025 with a programme full of new and rediscovered films. The screenings usually take place in the Schloßtheater at 8 pm and are shown in the original version, with subtitles if necessary. On Mon 10 Feb, director Benjamin Quabeck comes to NICHTS BEREUEN!
Ulrich Schamoni’s ultimate Christmas home movie about Münster has been an integral part of the filmclub Christmas programme at the Schloßtheater for over 25 years – from 8 December
The filmclub münster will be present with ACCIDENTALLY CINEMATIC at the 13th Short Film Day on 21 December 2024 at the Westfälischer Kunstverein! Admission free!
An obituary in the issue of the magazine “Graswurzelrevolution” No. 490 remembers the director Peter Lilienthal, who died in Munich in April 2023 at the age of 95.
Take part – until 15.11. – and help us shape the filmclub münster programme. For 2025, we are looking for films that are about friendship…
In cooperation with deBuren, the filmclub münster presents a film screening with discussion and live music that spans a whole hundred years.
On 20 July at 20:15, three films by Marcus Held will be shown at Burg Hülshoff. Afterwards, Marcus Held will talk to media culture scholar Nanna Heidenreich.
The filmclub münster is taking its summer break. On 20 July there will be a summer intermezzo at Burg Hülshoff and from August it will continue at the Schloßtheater.
Extraordinary documentary film about the climate activist and film student Steffen Meyn who died in the Hambach Forest – in the presence of director Kilian Kuhlendahl!!!
On Monday, 8 April 2024, Hugo Schmidt’s documentary celebrated its world premiere in a packed cinema as part of the filmclub Münster.
– A disabled life for justice | Sensitive portrait by Franz-Josef Sauer, world premiere of the documentary by Hugo Schmidt on Monday, 8 April 2024
Cinema Ost focuses on the film culture of the now sovereign successor states of the former Soviet Union.
A book on the history of the oldest film club in Germany is published to mark the anniversary of the filmclub münster
On Short Film Day – the shortest day of the year – eight short films from 75 years of filmclub münster will be screened at the Westfällischer Kunstverein!