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Lucky Lady Bird Jetzt mit 2. Standort am Spittelberg Lucky Lady Bird Das Mädchen Programm April 2018 Filmcasino Madame Aurora Margaretenstraße 78, 1050 Wien aus dem Norden T 01/587 90 62 und der Duft www.filmcasino.at Filmhaus Kino & Bar Spittelberggasse 3, 1070 Wien von Frühling www.filmhaus.at Grafik: sensomatic Druck: Eigner Druck Eigner Druck: sensomatic Grafik: Filmcasino & polyfilm BetriebsgmbH Redaktion: Gerald Knell www.filmhaus.at Filmcasino 326 Nr. Österreichische Post AG 02Z031971 SP Zulassungsnr.: S 04 www.filmcasino.at Spittelberg, Lucky Lady Bird John Carroll Lynch | USA 2017 | 88 min | Engl. OmU Greta Gerwig | USA 2017 | 94 min | Engl. OmU | Mit Saoirse wir kommen! Mit Harry Dean Stanton, David Lynch, Ron Livingston Ronan, Laurie Metcalf, Timothée Chalamet, Beanie Feldstein Ab 6. April ist es Wirklichkeit: den BezirksvorsteherInnen Lucky (hinreißend: Harry Dean in seinem Regiedebüt einen Dass ein Regiedebüt zwei Golden aus besserem Hause und der das Filmcasino hat in Neubau Susanne Schaefer-Wiery und Stanton) ist ein 90-jähriger un- poetischen Film, der das Leben Globes und fünf Oscar-Nominie- eher uncoolen besten Freundin, eine jüngere Kino-Schwester! Markus Reiter, bei Stadträtin abhängiger Atheist und Freigeist. feiert. Lucky wurde mit zahl- rungen erhält, ist selten. Der zwischen dem extra-coolen Musi- Wir hoffen, das neueFilmhaus Sandra Frauenberger, bei unse- Er lebt in einem verschlafenen reichen Preisen ausgezeichnet, Schauspielerin Greta Gerwig kerjungen und dem schüchternen (Spittelberggasse 3) gefällt un- ren Eigentümern, die das Aben- Wüstenstädtchen und verbringt eröffnete die Viennale und (Frances Ha) ist das mit Lady Bird Theater-Nerd den Weg Richtung serem Publikum ähnlich gut wie teuer mit uns wagen, natürlich seine Tage mit Yoga und Milch- sorgt bei Publikum und Presse gelungen. Mit viel Humor und Zukunft finden. uns. Der Eröffnungsfilm Lucky ist beim großartigen Filmcasino- kaffee am Morgen und philoso- gleichermaßen für eine wahre noch mehr Gefühl erzählt sie einer unserer Lieblingsfilme der Team, das schon ganz viel Liebe phischen Gesprächen mit Euphorie. die turbulente Geschichte einer Gerwig hat Lady Bird im Kalifor- letzten Monate. Karten für alle in das neue Kino gesteckt hat David Lynch u.a. bei Bloody besonders intensiven Beziehung nien des Jahres 2002 angesiedelt Vorstellungen ab 6. April sind be- (besonders Nadine Oucherif Mary am Abend (wird auch in »Ein wundervoller Film über zwischen einem Teenager-Mäd- und schafft auch ein sehr genaues reits erhältlich. Das Filmhaus hat und Lydia Novak) und bei unse- der Filmhaus-Bar serviert). alles, was wichtig ist.« Variety chen und seiner Mutter. Porträt der US-Mittelschicht am übrigens auch eine Bar (täglich ren PartnerInnen, die uns bei der Nach einem kleinen Unfall wird »Ein Mann überstrahlte den Rande des Prekariats. Lady Bird 17–24 Uhr). Also: Vorbeischauen Entwicklung vielfältig und essen- er sich allerdings seiner Ver- Wettbewerb [von Locarno]: Christine McPerson (sehr super: sorgt seit der Weltpremiere beim am Spittelberg auf einen Film tiell unterstützt haben: Christine gänglichkeit bewusst. Es wird für Harry Dean Stanton … Lucky Saoirse Ronan), die sich lieber Telluride Film Festival auf der und/oder ein Gin Tonic! Zmölnig und Florian Koch von Lucky Zeit, dem Leben noch ein- feiert das Leben, zu dem auch »Lady Bird« nennt, kämpft herz- ganzen Welt für euphorische Pub- In diesem Folder sehen Sie ab Sensomatic, Heli Ammann, mal auf den Zahn zu fühlen und der Tod gehört.« FAZ haft gegen ihre liebevolle und likums- und Kritikerreaktionen, jetzt Filme für beide Kinos. Die Andreas Rumpfhuber, Marek sich auf eine spirituelle Reise zu willensstarke Mutter (Laurie ist wunderbar unterhaltsam, char- Info, welcher Film wo läuft, und Bis, Stephan Miedaner, Dimitri begeben. Filmfestival Locarno 2017: Metcalf). Als Krankenschwester mant und berührend zugleich. auch noch jede Menge weitere Akerman und Ernst Phillipitsch. Preis der ökumenischen Jury schiebt diese Doppelschichten, Specials und Filme sind auf Voller lakonischem Humor ist um die Familie zu ernähren, nach- »Einer der besten Filme des www.filmcasino.at zu finden. Lucky auch eine rührende Hom- Filmhaus-Eröffnungsfilm dem Lady Bird’s Vater arbeitslos Jahres. Absolut unwiderstehlich.« mage an den im September 2017 ab 6. April geworden ist. Doch eigentlich ist Rolling Stone Bei folgenden Menschen möch- verstorbenen Hauptdarsteller die sture Lady Bird ihrer Mom ten wir uns für ihre Unterstützung Harry Dean Stanton, dem das ähnlicher als sie wahrhaben will 2 Golden Globes 2018: bei der Erweckung des Film- neue Filmhaus ein Tribute wid- und liebt sie mehr, als sie zuge- Beste Komödie, Beste Darstelle- hauses herzlich bedanken: Filmhaus Kino & Bar met. Vor der weiten amerikani- ben würde. Das ungewöhnliche rin Saoirse Ronan Roland Teichmann vom ÖFI, der Spittelberggasse 6, 1070 Wien schen Landschaft inszeniert Mädchen muss im letzten High uns das Filmhaus anvertraut, bei www.filmhaus.at Schauspieler John Carroll Lynch School-Jahr zwischen Töchtern Ab 19. April de Fotos und Videos von Facebook, YouTube, Twitter & Co. Komplexe Entscheidungen über Zensur oder Sichtbarkeit von Inhalten werden so an die Content Moderatoren out- gesourct. 8. April | 13.00 Uhr | Filmhaus Anschließend Q&A mit den Regisseuren Arietty Be Pretty and Hiromasa Yonebayashi | J 2010 | DF | Das zauberhafte Zeichentrickmärchen Shut Up aus dem famosen Studio Ghibli erzählt ANOTHER GAZE Das Mädchen aus dem die Geschichte der kleinen Arietty nach (Sois belle et tais-toi) Delphine einem Drehbuch von Hayao Miyazaki. Seyrig | F 1981 | 115 min | OmeU Norden (Sameblod) Sie gehört zur seltsamen Spezies der Mit: Jane Fonda, Shirley MacLaine, Maria Schneider, Barbara Steele Amanda Kernell | S/N/DK 2016 | 110 min | Schwed. OmU winzigen »Borger«, die in Häusern ver- Mit: Lene Cecilia Sparrok, Mia Erika Sparrok steckt leben und sich Dinge von den Teil eins der neuen feministischen Film- Menschen »borgen«. Eines Tages wird reihe im Filmhaus: #metoo lange vor Schweden in den 1930er-Jahren: Die man ihr, dass Sámi-Gehirne zu klein für Arietty von einem Menschen entdeckt. Erfindung des hash tags. Sie war eine 14-jährige Sámi Elle Marja stammt aus schwedische Schulen sind. Elle Marja Ab 7. April | Filmhaus | ab 6 Jahren Zaubergärten der ikonischen Schauspielerinnen des einer Familie von Rentierzüchtern. Ent- entscheidet sich für einen radikalen ARCHFILM 20. Jahrhunderts und eine glühende sprechend der damaligen staatlichen Schritt, um akzeptiert zu werden. Aman- An zwei Sonntagen stellt die Feministin, die in ihrer Karriere fast Vorgaben muss sie ein Internat fernab da Kernells herausragendes Spielfilm- Architekturfilmreihe sehr unterschied- ausschließlich mit Regisseurinnen gear- der Eltern besuchen. Willensstark und debüt ist ein kluger und vielschichtiger liche Verbindungen von Architektur beitet hat: Delphine Seyrig. Ihre Arbeit rebellisch wie sie ist, weiß Elle Marja nur Kommentar zu den Ungerechtigkeiten, und Natur vor: Am Fuße des Himalayas hinter der Kamera wurde größtenteils zu gut, wie sie ihre Gefühle verbergen denen die Sámi ausgesetzt waren. realisiert die autodidaktische Bau- ignoriert. In Sois Belle et Tais-Toi inter- kann. Sie bemüht sich um die Anerken- Beeindruckend ist die jungen Hauptdar- künstlerin Didi Contractor urwüchsigen viewt Seyrig einige der berühmtesten nung ihrer Lehrerin, indem sie sich bes- stellerin Lene Cecilia Sparrok. Lehmbauten und Holzhütten, die Schauspielerinnen ihrer Zeit über ihre ser als ihre Klassenkameradinnen an die traditionelle indische und europäische Erfahrungen in der Filmindustrie, ihren schwedische Kultur anpasst, die ihrer Filmfestival Venedig 2017: Europa Cine- Wohnkultur verbinden. Ihre hand- Mangel an Rollen, Mißbrauchs-Erleb- eigenen angeblich weit überlegen sei. mas Label Award; LUX-Filmpreis des gemachten Bauwerke gleichen eher nisse und Ihren Kampf um Respekt, u.a. Die Schule ist für sie ein feindlicher Ort. Europäischen Parlaments; Filmfestival Pratersauna – Der Installationen, Kunstwerken aus Lehm, Juliet Berto, Ellen Burstyn, Jane Fonda, Ella Marja wird als anthropologische Göteborg: Bester nordischer Film Bambus und Naturstein. Eine Architek- Shirley MacLaine, Maria Schneider, Besonderheit vermessen und vorge- und 19 weitere Filmpreise letzte Aufguss tur, die Natur und Haus miteinander Barbara Steele, Viva, Anne Wiazemsky. führt. Obwohl sie gute Noten hat, sagt Ab 13. April Heikel Ben Bouzid | Ö 2017 | 64 min | vereint. Am zweiten Termin entführt Einführung: Daniella Shreir Dt. OFmengl.UT | Mit: Oliver Koletzki, uns der französische Landschaftsar- (Kuratorin und Autorin, Apparat, Kerri Chandler, Acid Pauli u.a. chitekt Jean-Philippe Teyssier zu den www.anothergaze.com) Ein Dokumentarfilm über die Geschich- schönsten und kunstvollsten Renais- 12. April | 20.00 Uhr | Filmhaus te eines Clubs, der früher mehr als nur sance- und Barock-Gärten Italiens ein Nachtclub in Wien war. Ein Club, nach Bomarzo, Ninfa, Valsanzibio und der die ganze Stadt verändert hat. zur Villa d’Este bei Tivoli. »Eine Doku, die sich von anderen, Anschließend Diskussion mit klassischen Club-Dokumentationen Garten- und KunsthistorikerInnen. auf eine spannende Art und Weise 8. & 22. April | 13.00 Uhr | Filmcasino unterscheidet.« Noisey 7. April | 22.15 Uhr | Filmhaus Kiriku und die Madame Aurora und der Zauberin Duft von Frühling FILMWUNDER (Aurore) Blandine Lenoir F 2017 | 90 min | Franz. OmU Michel Ocelot | F 1998 | 75 min | DF Mit: Agnès Jaoui, Pascale Arbillot, Thibault de Montalembert Basierend auf einem afrikanischen
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