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JERRY LEWIS Im Marabu Gelterkinden Tel PROGRAMMINFORMATION NR.242 JANUAR 2019 SPECIAL ILDIKÓ ENYEDI EIN ABEND MIT ILDIKÓ ENYEDI DO 10.01.19 20:30 Januar S.13 Moderation: Borjana Gaković Klostergasse 5 Im Sputnik Liestal 4051 Basel / beim Kunsthallengarten Im Fachwerk Allschwil SPECIAL JERRY LEWIS www.stadtkinobasel.ch Im Marabu Gelterkinden Tel. 061 272 66 88 www.landkino.ch JERRY LEWIS TOTAL DO 17.01.19 18:30 S.19 Vortrag von Johannes Binotto SPECIAL JIŘÍ MENZEL SÉLECTION LE BON FILM BASLER FILMTREFF DIE WUNDERBAREN S.27 «THE HOUSE THAT S.11 S.24 ANJA KOFMEL ZU JACK BUILT» «CHRIS THE SWISS» MÄNNER MIT DER KURBEL VON LARS VON TRIER ILDIKÓ EIN WERKSTATT- MO 14.01.19 18:30 EIN WIEDERSEHEN MIT GESPRÄCH MIT DER S.22 Mit einer Einführung von Dieter Kosslick JIŘÍ MENZEL REGISSEURIN VONENYEDI DER LOGIK DER TRÄUME S.22 DREI FRISCH LANDKINO SPECIAL BASLER FILMTREFF RESTAURIERTE S.26 JERRY LEWIS | MEISTERWERKE S.17 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI | CHRIS THE SWISS SÉLECTION LE BON MI 16.01.19 18:30 In Anwesenheit der Regisseurin JERRYKING OF COMEDY LEWIS UND AUTEUR FILM S.24 Anja Kofmel SPECIAL STADTKINO-KARAOKE FR 11.01.19 23:00 S.16 Singt mit uns im Kino! Eintritt frei. MY TWENTIETH CENTURY / S.13 WOCHE 1 JANUAR WOCHE 1 JANUAR 2019 2019 DIENSTAG FREITAG Keine Vorstellungen 16:15 JERRY LEWIS 1 THE BELLBOY MITTWOCH S.19 USA 1960 18:30 JERRY LEWIS 72 Min. sw. 16 mm. E/d JERRY LEWIS ARTISTS AND MODELS 18:30 ILDIKÓ4 ENYEDI S.19 USA 1955 109 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d PAPER MOON FRANK TASHLIN S.15 USA 1973 102 Min. sw. DCP. E/d 21:00 ILDIKÓ2 ENYEDI PETER BOGDANOVICH MY TWENTIETH CENTURY 21:00 JERRY LEWIS S.13 Ungarn/BRD/Kuba 1989 105 Min. sw. DCP. Ung/e THE KING OF COMEDY ILDIKÓ ENYEDI S.20 USA 1982 109 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d DONNERSTAG MARTIN SCORSESE 18:30 JERRY LEWIS SAMSTAG THE NUTTY PROFESSOR 15:15 JIŘÍ MENZEL S.20 USA 1963 107 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d DAS EINSAME HAUS AM JERRY LEWIS WALDESRAND 21:00 SÉLECTION LE3 BON FILM S.22 Tschechische Republik 1976 THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT 95 Min. Farbe. DCP. 5Tsch/d/f JIŘÍ MENZEL S.27 Dänemark/Frankreich/ 17:30 Deutschland/Schweden 2018 JERRY LEWIS 152 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d ROCK-A-BYE BABY LARS VON TRIER S.19 USA 1958 LANDKINO IM SPUTNIK 103 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d 20:15 JERRY LEWIS FRANK TASHLIN THE LADIES MAN 20:00 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI S.19 USA 1961 ON BODY AND SOUL 95 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d S.15 Ungarn 2017 JERRY LEWIS 116 Min. Farbe. DCP. Ung/d ILDIKÓ ENYEDI VORFILM: THE KING OF COMEDY / S.20 FROM EUROPE INTO EUROPE: SEGMENT 8 S.15 Ungarn 2004 3 Min. Farbe. BetaSP. Ung/e ILDIKÓ ENYEDI 22:15 JERRY LEWIS THE ERRAND BOY S.20 USA 1961 92 Min. sw. 35 mm. E/d JERRY LEWIS SONNTAG 13:15 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI MAGIC HUNTER S.14 Ungarn/Schweiz/Frankreich 1994 106 Min. Farbe. 35 mm. Ung/e ILDIKÓ ENYEDI6 15:30 JIŘÍ MENZEL KURZGESCHNITTEN S.23 Tschechische Republik 1981 98 Min. Farbe. DCP. Tsch/d JIŘÍ MENZEL 17:30 SÉLECTION LE BON FILM THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT S.27 Dänemark/Frankreich/ Deutschland/Schweden 2018 152 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d LARS VON TRIER 20:30 JERRY LEWIS THE LADIES MAN S.19 USA 1961 95 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d JERRY LEWIS DIE WUNDERBAREN MÄNNER MIT DER KURBEL / S.22 THE LADIES MAN / S.19 2 3 WOCHE 2 JANUAR WOCHE 2 JANUAR 2019 2019 MONTAG FREITAG 18:30 JERRY LEWIS 16:15 JERRY LEWIS THE ERRAND BOY ARTISTS AND MODELS S.20 USA 1961 S.19 USA 1955 92 Min. sw. 35 mm. E/d 109 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d JERRY LEWIS FRANK TASHLIN 21:00 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI 18:30 11ILDIKÓ ENYEDI 7 TAMÁS AND JULI ME AND YOU AND EVERYONE S.14 Ungarn/Frankreich 1997 61 Min. Farbe. 35 mm. Ung/e WE KNOW ILDIKÓ ENYEDI S.15 USA/Grossbritannien 2005 91 Min. Farbe. 35 mm. E/d/f VORFILM: MIRANDA JULY FIRST LOVE 21:00 JERRY LEWIS S.14 Ungarn 2008 20 Min. Farbe. BetaSP. Ung/e THE BELLBOY ILDIKÓ ENYEDI S.19 USA 1960 72 Min. sw. 16 mm. E/d JERRY LEWIS DIENSTAG 23:00 SPECIAL Keine Vorstellungen 8 STADTKINO-KARAOKE Eintritt frei MITTWOCH 18:30 JERRY LEWIS SAMSTAG SMORGASBORD 13:30 LE BON FILM S.21 USA 1983 89 Min. Farbe. 35 mm. E/d/f GENERALVERSAMMLUNG JERRY LEWIS Alle Passepartout- und Super8- 21:00 ILDIKÓ9 ENYEDI Mitglieder sind herzlich eingeladen! KURZFILMPROGRAMM 15:15 12ILDIKÓ ENYEDI MY TWENTIETH CENTURY ILDIKÓ ENYEDI S.13 Ungarn/BRD/Kuba 1989 S.13 INVASION 105 Min. sw. DCP. Ung/e Ungarn 1986 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI 37 Min. Farbe. DCP. Ung/e 17:30 JERRY LEWIS ILDIKÓ ENYEDI THE MOLE THE ERRAND BOY Ungarn 1987 S.20 USA 1961 92 Min. sw. 35 mm. E/d 70 Min. sw. DCP. Ung/e THE NUTTY PROFESSOR / S.20 ROCK-A-BYE BABY / S.19 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI JERRY LEWIS 19:30 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI LANDKINO IM MARABU 20:15 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI SIMON THE MAGICIAN S.14 Ungarn/Frankreich 1999 ON BODY AND SOUL 100 Min. Farbe. 35 mm. Ung/e S.15 Ungarn 2017 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI 116 Min. Farbe. DCP. Ung/d 21:30 SÉLECTION LE BON FILM ILDIKÓ ENYEDI THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT DONNERSTAG S.27 Dänemark/Frankreich/ 18:30 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI Deutschland/Schweden 2018 152 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d SIMON THE MAGICIAN LARS VON TRIER S.14 Ungarn/Frankreich 1999 100 Min. Farbe. 35 mm. Ung/e SONNTAG ILDIKÓ ENYEDI 13:15 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI 20:30 10ILDIKÓ ENYEDI PAPER MOON EIN ABEND MIT S.15 USA 1973 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI 102 Min. sw. DCP. E/d PETER BOGDANOVICH S.13 Moderation: Borjana Gaković 15:15 13JERRY LEWIS LANDKINO IM SPUTNIK 20:15 JERRY LEWIS FUNNY BONES S.21 Grossbritannien/USA 1995 THE KING OF COMEDY 128 Min. sw/Farbe. Digital HD. S.20 USA 1982 E/d 109 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d PETER CHELSOM MARTIN SCORSESE 17:45 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI ON BODY AND SOUL S.15 Ungarn 2017 116 Min. Farbe. DCP. Ung/d ILDIKÓ ENYEDI VORFILM: FROM EUROPE INTO EUROPE: SEGMENT 8 S.15 Ungarn 2004 3 Min. Farbe. BetaSP. Ung/e ILDIKÓ ENYEDI 20:00 JERRY LEWIS MY TWENTIETH CENTURY / S.13 THE FAMILY JEWELS / S.20 ROCK-A-BYE BABY S.19 USA 1958 103 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d FRANK TASHLIN 4 5 WOCHE 3 JANUAR WOCHE 3 JANUAR 2019 2019 MONTAG FREITAG 18:30 JIRˇ Í MENZEL 16:15 JIŘÍ MENZEL DIE WUNDERBAREN DIE WUNDERBAREN MÄNNER MIT DER KURBEL MÄNNER MIT DER KURBEL S.22 Tschechische Republik 1978 S.22 Tschechische Republik 1978 90 Min. Farbe.14 DCP. Tsch/d/f 90 Min. Farbe.18 DCP. Tsch/d/f JIŘÍ MENZEL JIŘÍ MENZEL Mit einer Einführung von Dieter 18:30 JERRY LEWIS Kosslick 21:00 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI THE KING OF COMEDY S.20 USA 1982 SIMON THE MAGICIAN 109 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d S.14 Ungarn/Frankreich 1999 MARTIN SCORSESE 100 Min. Farbe. 35 mm. Ung/e 21:00 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI ILDIKÓ ENYEDI MAGIC HUNTER DIENSTAG S.14 Ungarn/Schweiz/Frankreich Keine Vorstellungen 1994 106 Min. Farbe. 35 mm. Ung/e 15 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI MITTWOCH SAMSTAG 18:30 BASLER FILMTREFF 15:15 JERRY LEWIS CHRIS THE SWISS ARTISTS AND MODELS S.24 Schweiz 2018 S.19 USA 1955 90 Min. sw. DCP. D 109 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d ANJA KOFMEL FRANK TASHLIN Mit anschliessendem16 Gespräch 17:30 19JIŘÍ MENZEL mit Anja Kofmel, Moderation: Philipp Cueni KURZGESCHNITTEN 21:00 JERRY LEWIS S.23 Tschechische Republik 1981 98 Min. Farbe. DCP. Tsch/d THE ERRAND BOY JIŘÍ MENZEL S.20 USA 1961 19:30 JERRY LEWIS 92 Min. sw. 35 mm. E/d JERRY LEWIS THE FAMILY JEWELS S.20 USA 1965 DONNERSTAG 99 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d 18:30 JERRY LEWIS JERRY LEWIS JERRY LEWIS TOTAL 21:30 SÉLECTION LE BON FILM S.19 Vortrag von Johannes Binotto THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT 21:00 S.27 Dänemark/Frankreich/ JERRY LEWIS Deutschland/Schweden 2018 152 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d THE PATSY 17 S.20 USA 1964 LARS VON TRIER 101 Min. Farbe. 35 mm. E/e JERRY LEWIS SONNTAG 13:15 JERRY LEWIS LANDKINO IM SPUTNIK 20:15 JERRY LEWIS THE LADIES MAN S.19 USA 1961 THE NUTTY PROFESSOR 95 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d S.20 USA 1963 JERRY LEWIS 107 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d 15:15 20ILDIKÓ ENYEDI JERRY LEWIS ON BODY AND SOUL S.15 Ungarn 2017 116 Min. Farbe. DCP. Ung/d ILDIKÓ ENYEDI VORFILM: FROM EUROPE INTO EUROPE: SEGMENT 8 S.15 Ungarn 2004 3 Min. Farbe. BetaSP. Ung/e ILDIKÓ ENYEDI 17:30 JERRY LEWIS ROCK-A-BYE BABY S.19 USA 1958 103 Min. Farbe. DCP. E/d FRANK TASHLIN 20:00 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI PAPER MOON S.15 USA 1973 102 Min. sw. DCP. E/d PETER BOGDANOVICH THE LADIES MAN / S.19 6 7 WOCHE 4 JANUAR WOCHE 4 JANUAR 2019 2019 MONTAG FREITAG 18:30 ILDIKÓ ENYEDI 16:15 JIŘÍ MENZEL TAMÁS AND JULI DAS EINSAME HAUS AM S.14 Ungarn/Frankreich 1997 61 Min. Farbe. 35 mm. Ung/e WALDESRAND ILDIKÓ ENYEDI S.22 Tschechische Republik 1976 95 Min. Farbe. DCP. Tsch/d/f VORFILM: 21 25 JIŘÍ MENZEL FIRST LOVE 18:30 JERRY LEWIS S.14 Ungarn 2008 20 Min. Farbe. BetaSP. Ung/e THE PATSY ILDIKÓ ENYEDI S.20 USA 1964 101 Min.
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