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23. Schwule Filmtage 22. Februar - 28. Februar 2018 Sa. 24.2., 21:30 Uhr Mi. 28.2., 19:30 Uhr PUSHING DEAD Di. 27.2., 21:30 Uhr DIE WUNDE 100 Dollar Geburtstagsgeld sind zuviel auf dem Konto: Dan, HIV-positiv, Nach dem uralten Beschneidungsritual im ländlichen Südafrika gilt fliegt aus der staatlichen Krankenversicherung und muss 3.000 Dollar mo - Kwanda, Teenager aus Johannesburg, als Mann. Den Heilungsprozess natlich für Medikamente aufbringen. Auftakt zu einer schwarzen, sarkas - verbringt er in der Hütte von Xolani – doch dessen Freund Vija reagiert tischen Komödie um Dan, seine Mitbewohnerin, einen Barbesitzer – und wütend, je eifersüchtig; und niemand darf von der Beziehung zwischen diesen süßen Typen, den Dan kennenlernt. Vija und Xolani wissen... John Trengove tastet gleich zwei Tabus an: Weder Sieger bei ungefähr allen Festivals, von Calgary über San Diego und Or - über Beschneidungen noch über Homosexualität wird in Südafrika offen lando bis Seattle. gesprochen.Nach der Weltpremiere in Sundance war DIE WUNDE Eröff - nungsfilm des Panorama auf der Berlinale 2017. USA 2016. R: Tom E. Brown. D: James Roday, Danny Glover, Robin Weigert, Tom Riley. 111 ZAF/DEU/NLD/FRA 2017. R: John Trengove. D: Nkhane Touré, Bongile Mantsai, Niza Jay Min. OmdtU. FSK: 6 Ncoyini, Thobani Mseleni. 88 Min. OmdtU. FSK: 16 KA RTEN IM VO RVERKAUF Täg lich an der Kinokasse ab 19 Uhr KA RTEN RESE RVIERUNG Mo - Fr: [email protected] Tel.: 0621-2 12 42 23. EINTRITTSPREISE Regulär 8 Eu ro So. 25.2., 19:30 Uhr Stu die rende 6 Eu ro OD S WN OUNTRY Mitg lieder von SCHWULE G ’ O C Mi. 28.2., 21:30 Uhr Johnny lebt bei harter Arbeit in karger Umgebung auf der Schafsfarm sei - Cinema Quadrat 5 Eu ro ner Eltern. Er betrinkt sich. Hat schnellen Sex mit diversen Männern. Und dann kommt der rumänische Saisonarbeiter Gheorghe auf die Farm... Be - gehren, Zärtlichkeit und Geborgenheit: Inmitten der archaischen Land - Cinema Quadrat e. V. FILM TAG E schaft von Yorkshire entwickelt sich eine romantische Liebesgeschichte Co ll ini-Center / Foyer Co ll inist r. 1 von harscher Schönheit in authentischen Bildern. 68161 Mannheim Das vielfach ausgezeichnete Filmdrama erhielt unter anderem vier British ww w.cinema-quadrat.de Independent Film Awards. GBR 2017. R: Francis Lee. D: Josh O’Connor, Alex Secăreanu, Deirdre Saxby, Ian Hart. 104 Min. OmdtU. FSK: 12 23. SCHWULE FILM TAGE Ein Ferienhaus am See, eine Kreuzfahrt, Urlaub an der Ostsee und Strandleben in Coney Island, eine Schafsfarm in Yorkshire und das Bergland von Südafrika; dazu ein Schriftsteller in der Krankenversicherungsfalle und ein Maler im finnischen Un - derground: Die 23. Schwulen Filmtage bieten in acht Filmen ein weltumspannendes Programm des aktuellen queeren Do. 22.2., 21:30 Uhr Fr. 23.2., 21:30 Uhr REAM OAT OM OF INLAND Filmschaffens. Oft preisgekrönt, oft neu in Mannheim und D B Mi. 28.2., 17:30 Uhr T F Di. 27.2., 19:30 Uhr immer absolut sehenswert! Zusammengestellt mit Liebe und Einmal im Jahr sticht das Dream Boat in See – eine Kreuzfahrt allein für Jeder kennt die erotische Kunst ausgestellter Männlichkeit, die zum Mar - schwule Männer. Die Schiffsreise verspricht sieben Tage Liebe und Freiheit kenzeichen von Tom of Finland wurde. Das Biopic erzählt sein Leben, in Zärtlichkeit, Lust und Leidenschaft – für Schwul, für Hetero unter südlicher Sonne. Das Meer, nackte Haut und viel Testosteron, schnel - dem Touko Laaksonen – so sein richtiger Name – sich durch sein Malen und alles dazwischen. ler Sex oder die große Liebe – und wir sind mit der Kamera dabei. Doch aus dem Zwangssystem der Unterdrückung in einem moralinsauren Finn - mit im Gepäck reist oft auch die persönliche Vergangenheit. Für viele der land herausarbeiten konnte und zur Symbolfigur wurde mit seinen stolzen, 3.000 Passagiere aus 89 Nationen steht der Wunsch im Mittelpunkt, jen - muskulösen, ungehemmten Bildmotiven. Zur Eröffnung mit DIE HÜTTE AM SEE gibt es für alle Besu - seits von familiären oder politischen Restriktionen an einem geschützten Ort als der leben und lieben zu können, der man ist. cher ein Glas Sekt! DEU 2017. R: Tristan Ferland Milewski. Dokumentarfilm. 95 Min. OmdtU. FSK: 16 FIN/DEU/SWE/DNK 2017. R: Dome Karukoski. D: Pekka Strang, Lauri Tilkanen, Jessica Gra - bowsky. 116 Min. OmdtU. FSK: 12 Do. 22.2., 19:30 Uhr Fr. 23.2., 19:30 Uhr Sa. 24.2., 19:30 Uhr IE ÜTTE AM EE IN EG D H S Mo. 26.2., 19:30 Uhr E W Mo. 26.2., 21:30 Uhr BEACH RATS So. 25.2., 21:30 Uhr A M OMENT IN THE REEDS Eine Erzählung von Liebe, vom Alltag, von Trennung. Mit dynamischer Teenager-Machos am Strand von Coney Island: Chillen, kiffen, coole Sprü - Leevi, der in Paris studiert, hilft im Sommer in der finnischen Heimat sei - Kamera folgt der Film über einen Erzählzeitraum von 15 Jahren in viel - che klopfen. Mittendrin Frankie, der durch sein Leben driftet. Und an sei - nem Vater bei der Renovierung des Ferienhauses. Zur Unterstützung schichtiger Dramaturgie der Liebe zwischen Martin und Andreas in einer ner Affäre mit Simone zunehmend wenig Interesse zeigt: Der Chatroom kommt Tareq hinzu, ein Architekt aus Syrien... Ganz selbstverständlich er - thüringischen Kleinstadt, vom ersten gemeinsamen Ostseeurlaub über und die älteren Männer bieten ihm mehr Kicks... zählt der Film von einer schwulen Liebe: Nicht als schwere Tragödie, son - die Routine des Zusammenlebens bis zum Auszug des gemeinsamen Regiepreis beim Sundance Film Festival für diese lässige Generationsstu - dern als Bild einer zerbrechlichen sommerlichen Idylle: ein vielschichtiges Sohnes und zu einer endgültigen Entscheidung, weil es so nicht mehr die im Stil von Gus van Sant! romantisches Drama, das zusätzlich mit intensiven Sexszenen überzeugt. weitergeht. Läuft bei uns vor dem Kinostart! FIN/GBR 2017. R: Mikko Makela. D: Janne Puustinen, Boodi Kabbani, Mika Melender. 107 DEU 2017. R: Chris Miera. D: Mike Hoffmann, Mathis Reinhardt, Tom Böttcher, Cai Cohrs. 108 USA 2017. R: Eliza Hittman. D: Harris Dickinson, Madeline Weinstein, Kate Hodge, Neal Huff. Min. OmdtU. FSK: k. A. Min. FSK: 0 98 Min. OmdtU. FSK: 16.
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