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12.TODD-AO 76137 Karlsruhe Ne Stereotype Des Genres, Viel Action, Fabelhafte Spezialeffekte Und Eine Gute Wir Wünschen Viel Vergnügen! T 13:00 Uhr 17:15 Uhr Organisatorisches DER STOFF, AUS DEM DIE DER KLEINE HORRORLADEN 12. TODD-AO HELDEN SIND OT: Little Shop of Horrors; USA 1986; Aufgenommen in Panavision® Spherical (1:1.85) (35mm Negativfilm); 70mm-Filmfestival OT: The Right Stuff; USA 1983; Aufgen. in Präsentiert in 70mm (1:1.85); 6-Kanal Dolby® (A) Panavision® Spherical (1:1.85) (35mm Negativfilm); Stereo Magnetton; Englische Originalfassung; 30.09. bis 02.10.2016 Präs. in 70mm (1:1.85); 6-Kanal Dolby® (A) Stereo 94 Minuten; Erstaufführungskopie von 1986; Magnetton; Dt. Fassung; 193 Min.; Erst- Welturaufführung: 19.12.1986; Deutsche aufführungs kopie von 1984; Welturaufführung: Erstaufführung: 14.05.1987; Produktion: David Das 12. „Todd-AO 70mm Filmfestival“ in Karlsruhe bietet Filme- 21.10.1983; Dt. Erstaufführung: 07.09.1984; Geffen; Regie: Frank Oz; Buch: Howard Ashman; machern und Filmfreunden eine Gelegenheit, alte und neue Filme Produktion: Irwin Winkler, Robert Chartoff; Regie: Vorlage: Charles B. Griffith (Drehbuch zu „Kleiner original unserer Auf in den originalen analogen Bild- und Tonformaten zu erleben. Riesenbildwand Philip Kaufman; Buch: Philip Kaufman; Vorlage: Tom Laden voller Schrecken“ von 1960); Kamera: Robert Wolfe (Roman „The Right Stuff“); Kamera: Caleb Paynter; Musik: Alan Menken; Schnitt: John Jympson; Das Karlsruher Traditionskino „Schauburg“ ist ein Filmpalast alter Deschanel; Musik: Bill Conti; Schnitt: Glenn Farr, Darsteller: Rick Moranis (Seymour Krelborn), Ellen Schule, mit viel Plüsch, Kronleuchtern, einem denkmalgeschützten Lisa Fruchtman, Stephen A. Rotter, Tom Rolf, Greene (Audrey), Vincent Gardenia (Mushnik), Steve Foyer in Gold und Blau und vor allem anderen der Möglichkeit, Douglas Stewart; Darsteller: Sam Shepard (Chuck Martin (Orin Scrivello), Bill Murray (Arthur Denton), Yeager), Scott Glenn (Alan Shepard), Ed Harris (John Tichina Arnold (Crystal), Michelle Weeks (Ronette), neben der heutigen Digitalprojektion in 4K und 3D auch das Glenn), Dennis Quaid (Gordon Cooper), Fred Ward Tisha Campbell-Martin (Chiffon), James Belushi „Königsformat“ des traditionellen Kinofilms zu präsentieren: Den (Gus Grissom), Barbara Hershey (Glennis Yeager), (Patrick Martin), John Candy (Wink Wilkinson), 70-mm-Film, auch bekannt als Todd-AO oder Super Panavision 70. Kim Stanley (Pancho Barnes), Veronica Cartwright Christopher Guest (Erster Kunde), Miriam Margolyes (Betty Grissom), Pamela Reed (Trudy Cooper), Scott (Zahnarzthelferin) Seit 2005 findet hier jährlich das Festival des superbreiten, hoch- Paulin (Deke Slayton), Charles Frank (Scott auflösenden Bildes statt, vergleichbare Festivals gibt es sonst nur Carpenter), Lance Henriksen (Wally Schirra), Für den Angestellten eines Blumenladens in England, Norwegen und den USA. Donald Moffat (Lyndon B. Johnson), Levon Helm bringt eine Pflanze, die sich von Menschenblut ernährt, nicht nur Wohlstand, PREISE (Jack Ridley), Scott Wilson (Scott Crossfield), Kathy Baker (Louise Shepard) Ansehen und Liebesglück, sondern auch Probleme, die schließlich in eine Als Quentin Tarantino ankündigte, seinen achten Film „The Hateful 8“ Beinahe-Katastrophe einmünden. Musical-Fassung einer Gruselfilmparodie; nicht nur analog auf 65/70mm zu drehen, sondern auch noch im Einzelticket pro Film .............................................................................. 12,00 EUR Die Geschichte des amerikanischen Testpiloten Chuck Yeager, der 1947 als recht schwungvoll inszeniert, aber am Ende hin zu sehr den Spezialeffekten anamorphotischen Ultra-Panavision-Format, war das eine Sensation Einzelticket pro Film Student ............................................................. 9,00 EUR erster die Schallmauer durchbrach, verbunden mit der der sieben ersten verpflichtet. Brauchbare Unterhaltung für Freunde des schwarzen und lauten Einzelticket Kind (bis 14 Jahre) ........................................................ 5,00 EUR Astronauten des amerikanischen Raumfahrtprogramms von 1959 bis 1963. Humors. (Quelle: Film-Dienst) – wer kommt auf die Idee, in einer durchdigitalisierten Welt ein seit Ein sowohl von spöttischer Ironie als auch von ehrlicher Bewunderung für fast 50 Jahren vergessenes Filmformat zu reaktivieren, die histori- Tagespass (1 Tag) für alle Veranstaltungen des Tages inkl. Verpflegung ..... 50,00 EUR* diese „Helden der Nation“ geprägter Film, der dank der mitreißenden schen Objektive zu restaurieren und einen Abspielring von 50 Tagespass (1 Tag) Student .............................................................. 40,00 EUR* Darstellung der extremen Flüge bis zum Schluß spannend bleibt. Festivalpass (3 Tage) für alle Festivalveranstaltungen .......................... 120,00 EUR** Theatern in den USA mit 70-mm-Projektoren und geschulten (Quelle: Film-Dienst) 20:30 Uhr Festivalpass (3 Tage) Student ....................................................... 85,00 EUR** Vorführern auszustatten? Auszeichnungen: LETHAL WEAPON 2 – * Inkl. aller Veranstaltungen des jeweiligen Tages, Frühstücksbuffet am Samstag bzw. Sonntag, Bill Conti, Oscar 1984, Beste Originalmusik Beim diesjährigen Festival in der Schauburg gibt es nun „The Hateful „Get Together“ bei dem Tagespass für Freitag, inkl. Imbiß am jeweiligen Veranstaltungstag David MacMillan, Oscar 1984, Bester Ton BRENNPUNKT L.A. 8“ in der 70mm Ultra Panavision Roadshow Kopie mit Ouvertüre und ** Inkl. „Get Together“ mit badischer Braukunst von HOEPFNER am Freitagabend, Frühstücksbuffet Mark Berger, Oscar 1984, Bester Ton Pause zu sehen. Die 17 Meter breite, tiefgewölbte Bildwand des OT: Lethal Weapon 2; USA 1989; Aufgenommen in in der Schauburg am Samstag und Sonntag, inkl. Imbiß an den Veranstaltungstagen Tom Scott, Oscar 1984, Bester Ton Panavision® Anamorphic (1:2.35) (35mm Negativfilm); großen Schauburg Saals entspricht der Premium-Präsentation, Randy Thom, Oscar 1984, Bester Ton Präsentiert in 70mm (1:2.2); 6-Kanal Dolby® (A) wie sie in den 1960er Jahre üblich war. Glenn Farr, Oscar 1984, Bester Schnitt Stereo Magnetton; Englische Originalfassung; Lisa Fruchtman, Oscar 1984, Bester Schnitt 114 Minuten; Erstaufführungskopie von 1989; Das 12. „Todd-AO 70mm Filmfestival“ ist eine Achterbahnfahrt in TICKETS Stephen A. Rotter, Oscar 1984, Bester Schnitt Welturaufführung: 07.07.1989; Deutsche siebzig Millimetern um die Welt, und dies ein ganzes Wochenende Douglas Stewart, Oscar 1984, Bester Schnitt · Schauburg, Marienstraße 16, 76137 Karlsuhe, tägl. 14.30-21.30 Uhr (Fr & Sa bis 23 Uhr) Erstaufführung: 28.09.1989; Produktion: Richard Tom Rolf, Oscar 1984, Bester Schnitt lang. Von Breitbild-Abenteuern im afrikanischen Dschungel bis zum (Keine Vorverkaufsgebühren beim Kauf eines Festivalpasses oder eines Tagespasses) Donner, Joel Silver; Regie: Richard Donner; Buch: Jay Boekelheide, Oscar 1984, Beste Tonmischung, -effekte ersten Weltraumabenteuer der Menschheit in der Erdumlaufbahn vor · Musikhaus Schlaile (zzgl. 10% Vorverkaufsgebühr) Jeffrey Boam, Shane Black, Warren Murphy; Kamera: dem Hintergrund des Kalten Krieges. Vom unentschiedenen Kampf · ticketoffice 24 im Hbf (zzgl. 10% Vorverkaufsgebühr) Stephen Goldblatt; Musik: Michael Kamen, Eric · Ticket Forum in der Postgalerie (zzgl. 10% Vorverkaufsgebühr) Clapton, David Sandborn; Schnitt: Stuart Baird; der Superhelden in Gotham bis zur japanischen Invasion in China im · kompfortabel über das Internet und Ausdruck der Tickets über Drucker 30.09. bis 02.10.2016 Darsteller: Mel Gibson (Martin Riggs), Danny Glover Jahr 1941. Eine fleischfressende Pflanze, ein sadistischer Zahnarzt, (zzgl. 10% Vorverkaufsgebühr) (Roger Murtaugh), Joe Pesci (Leo Getz), Joss Ackland ein masochistischer Patient – erwarten Sie das Unerwartete in einem (Arjen Rudd), Patsy Kensit (Rika van den Haas) Musical. Oder was ist mit Flattop, Big Boy Caprice und Mumbles? Welch fantastische Namen – aber können sie auch alle singen und Zwei Polizisten in Los Angeles, die einen Kronzeugen der Staatsanwaltschaft tanzen?!? Vielleicht macht Sie in diesem Genre ja das Bolschoi-Ballet schützen sollen, geraten in den Kampf glücklich? Wir nehmen Sie mit auf eine Reise von der ruhigen und 70mm-Filmfestival gegen südafrikanische Rauschgiftschmugg- malerischen, wenn auch dramatischen englischen Landschaft in die ler aus höchsten diplomatischen Kreisen. dunklen, kalten und nassen Tiefen des Atlantiks in Zeiten des Kalten Überraschend unterhaltsame Fortsetzung Krieges – „nur ein einziges Ping“. Zwei Abenteuer auf verschiedenen des harten Kriminalfilms „Zwei stahlharte Profis“ (1986). Die dünne Handlung Ebenen, die Sie in Atem halten werden. Marienstraße 16 Mit freundlicher Unterstützung der wird ebenso absichts- wie wirkungsvoll aufgeputscht durch betont übertriebe- 12.TODD-AO 76137 Karlsruhe ne Stereotype des Genres, viel Action, fabelhafte Spezialeffekte und eine gute Wir wünschen viel Vergnügen! T. 0721 35 000 18 Portion Ironie. (Quelle: Film-Dienst) www.in70mm.com www.schauburg.de Hateful 8“; Gestaltung: kummerdesign Plakatmotiv aus „The 14:30 Uhr der Faszination von Person und Aufgabe erliegend, entwirft der an Ort und Ein Kopfgeldjäger und seine Gefangene landen mit der Postkutsche in einem Samstag, 01. Oktober 2016 Stelle gedrehte Film die eindrucksvolle Geschichte eines modernen verschneiten Städtchen in Wyoming, wo sie ein Schneesturm in eine Hütte 12. TODD-AO wissenschaftlichen Abenteuers. (Quelle: Film-Dienst) zwingt, in der sechs undurchsichtige Gestalten sie in ein Wortgefecht verstricken, DAS REICH DER SONNE 10:00 Uhr das auf eine gewaltsame Eruption zusteuert. Was als (Schnee-)Western beginnt, erinnert in der kunstvollen Mischung aus Klaustrophobie,
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