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The World to Come Kajillionaire Woman Mank Milla Meets Moses Milla Meets The World to Moses Programm November 2020 Come Filmcasino Curveball Margaretenstraße 78, 1050 Wien Kajillionaire T 01/587 90 62 www.filmcasino.at Oeconomia Filmhaus Kino & Bar Woman Spittelberggasse 3, 1070 Wien T 01/890 72 86 www.filmhaus.at Mank Redaktion: Julia Weckerle polyfilm BetriebsgmbH Nr. 352 & Österreichische Post AG Zulassungsnr. SP02Z031971S SP02Z031971S Zulassungsnr. AG Post Österreichische Druck Eigner Druck: sensomatic Grafik: www.filmhaus.at Filmcasino 11 www.filmcasino.at Oeconomia Woman Curveball Carmen Losmann | DE 2020 | 89 min | dt. OF Yann Arthus-Bertrand, Anastasia Mikova | FR 2020 | 104 min | Johannes Naber | DE 2020 | 108 min | dt. OF OV mit dt. UT Mit: Sebastian Blomberg, Dar Salim, Thorsten Merten ua. Unser Wirtschaftssystem hat einer endlos fortwährenden sich unsichtbar gemacht und Kapitalvermehrung einspannt – Woman ist ein weltweites Projekt, sendes Bild davon gezeichnet, Deutschland 1999: Obwohl Curveball erzählt – basierend auf entzieht sich dem Verstehen. koste es was es wolle. das 2000 Frauen in 50 verschie- was es bedeutet, in der heutigen BND-Biowaffenexperte Wolf einer wahren Geschichte – wie In den letzten Jahren blieb uns denen Ländern eine Stimme Welt Frau zu sein. mit der UN-Kontrollmission Rafid Alwans Aussagen für per- oft nicht viel mehr als ein Carmen Losmann, bekannt durch gibt. Das Ergebnis ist ein intimes schon den ganzen Irak erfolglos sönliche Karriere- und politische diffuses und unbefriedigendes ihren preisgekrönten Dokumen- Porträt derjenigen, die die Hälf- »Überwältigend, ergreifend.« abgesucht hat, ist er noch immer Machtspiele instrumentalisiert Gefühl, dass irgendetwas schief- tarfilmWork Hard, Play Hard, in te der Menschheit ausmachen. Le Parisien besessen von der Idee, dass wurden. Und wie sie letztlich für läuft. Aber was? Oeconomia legt dem sie sich mit neuen Formen Wir hören rührende, bemerkens- Saddam Hussein heimlich Mas- die Durchsetzung einer falschen die Spielregeln des Kapitalismus der Arbeitsorganisation und werte und alltägliche Geschich- »Großartig, fantastisch, senvernichtungswaffen herstellt. Wahrheit genutzt wurden – die offen und macht sichtbar, dass Selbstoptimierung auseinander- ten, Geschichten von Mutter- essenziell.« Paris Match Wolf wittert seinen Erfolg, als das entscheidende Argument die Wirtschaft nur dann wächst, setzte, hat einmal mehr einen schaft, Bildung, Sexualität, Ehe ihm der irakische Asylbewerber lieferte, um 2003 den Krieg im wenn wir uns verschulden. Der Film von brennender Aktualität oder finanzieller Unabhängigkeit, »Ein atemberaubender Film Rafid Alwan, Codename ,Curve- Irak zu rechtfertigen. Ein grotes- Philosoph Maurizio Lazzarato geschaffen. und auch tabuisierte Themen voller Schönheit und Emotio- ball’, als Informant zugeteilt kes Politdrama, von Johannes legte 2011 dar, dass Schulden der wie Menstruation und häusliche nen.« Grazia wird. Denn der behauptet, er sei Naber fesselnd und höchst ökonomische und subjektive »Ein schlagkräftiger Realitäts- Gewalt finden Platz. Wir sehen als Ingenieur Teil von Saddam unterhaltsam, so ernsthaft wie Motor zeitgenössischer Ökono- check.« Missy Magazin Staatschefinnen sowie Bäuerin- »Ein Abenteuer im Zeichen der Husseins geheimem Biowaffen- komisch auf Film gebannt. mie sind und die Konstruktion nen, Schönheitsköniginnen und Vielfalt und der Gefühle.« Elle programm gewesen. Eine Sen- und Entwicklung des Macht- »Ein sehr hellsichtiger Film über Busfahrerinnen, Frauen aus den sation für den nicht gerade mit »Wunderbar skurriles Politkino.« verhältnisses Gläubiger-Schuld- die Finanzwelt. Man kann sich abgeschiedensten Regionen der Ab 13. November Erfolg verwöhnten BND, endlich Filmstarts ner das strategische Zentrum darauf freuen.« Arteshots Welt und aus den modernsten wäre man der CIA mal eine Infor- neoliberaler Politik bilden. Metropolen. Überall finden wir mation voraus. Allerdings fehlt Ab 27. November Oeconomia begibt sich auf eine Ab 6. November Ungerechtigkeiten, aber auch der Beweis. Was die Zuständigen Reise in dieses strategische die ungemeine Stärke von Frau- jedoch nicht daran hindert, Zentrum und macht sich mit viel en. Diese Stärke berührt, inspi- Alwans Geschichte für ihre Zwe- Scharfsinn daran, den Kapitalis- riert, macht Mut und macht cke zu nutzen. So wird eine Lüge mus der Gegenwart zu durch- deutlich, wie wichtig es ist, den zu Prestige-Zwecken immer leuchten. Erkennbar wird ein Stimmen der Frauen Gehör mehr zur Realität und setzt eine Nullsummenspiel, das uns und zu schenken. Woman hat genau Entwicklung in Gang, die die unsere ganze Welt in die Logik das getan und damit ein umfas- Weltpolitik nachhaltig verändert. der jüdisch verwurzelten Spielart des Klezmer. Zu sehen sind etwa F. W. Murnaus unbehaglich schöne Schauer- geschichte Schloss Vogelöd sowie zwei beschwingte Komödien aus Ernst Lubitschs Frühwerk. 8., 15. & 22. November | je 13 Uhr | Filmhaus Ruben Brandt, Adventkino am Collector Spittelberg Milla Meets Moses Milorad Krstic | HU 2018 | 96 min | OmU Mit Klassikern wie Pippi geht von Bord (OT: Babyteeth) Shannon Murphy | AU 2019 | 120 min | engl. OmU ANIME FESTIVAL IN PROGRESS oder dem Animewunder Kikis kleiner Mit: Eliza Scanlen, Toby Wallace, Emily Barclay, Eugene Gilfedder Ein animiertes Krimi-Abenteuer als Lieferservice wird die Vorfreude auf Seit ihrer Krebsdiagnose lebt die 16-jähri- dert, Moses bei den schockierten Eltern popkulturelle Reise durch die Kunst- Weihnachten noch schöner! ge Milla zunehmend isoliert unter der lie- einzuquartieren. Je größer das Chaos im und Geistesgeschichte des letzten Eröffnungsfilm:Elise und das vergesse- bevollen, aber überbehütenden Fürsorge Haus wird, umso mehr blüht auch Millas Jahrhunderts. Milorad Krstic führt uns ne Weihnachtsfest, ein bezaubernder ihrer Eltern. Bis Moses am Schulweg in Lebensfreude. Eine Coming-of-Age- anhand einer spektakulären Kunstraub- Publikumsliebling aus Norwegen. ihr Leben stolpert. Mit einer Vorliebe für Geschichte, die auf verschrobene und serie rund um die Welt, vom Louvre Ema Freitags freier Eintritt für Kinder! berauschende Pillen und selbstgesto- liebenswerte Weise lehrt, das Leben in über die Eremitage bis nach Tokyo. Als Pablo Larraín | CL 2019 | 102 min | OmU Ab 13. November | Filmhaus chene Tattoos ist er der Albtraum ihrer jedem Moment zu umarmen. Weggefährten warten Freud, Picasso LATIN FILM LOUNGE Eltern, was Milla aber nicht daran hin- Ab 30. Oktober oder Arnold Schwarzenegger, und das Abgründiger Psychothriller und extra- zu einem Soundtrack von Mozart bis vaganter Tanzfilm in einem, erzählt Britney Spears – ein Meisterwerk! Ema die Geschichte eines jungen 1. November | 13 Uhr | Filmhaus Paares und dessen Suche nach Fami- lienglück abseits gängiger Konventio- nen. Choreograf Gastón (Gael García Bernal) und Tänzerin Ema sind nach der Adoption eines 5-jährigen Jungen heillos überfordert. Nach einem Unfall bringen sie ihn zurück ins Waisenhaus. Als Ema merkt, dass es die falsche The Holy Entscheidung war, beginnt eine Spirale aus Intrigen, Schuldgefühlen, Mountain Affären. A. Jodorowsky | MX 1973 | 114 min | OmeU Kajillionaire 10. November | 20.15 Uhr | Filmcasino LATE NIGHT THRILLS Miranda July | US 2020 | 106 min | engl. OmU Die Rüden Alejandro Jodorowsky führt uns im hal- Mit: Evan Rachel Wood, Gina Rodriguez, Richard Jenkins, Debra Winger Connie Walther | DE 2019 | 107 min | DF luzinatorischen Meisterwerk The Holy Trickbetrüger-Paar Theresa und Robert Multialent Miranda July erzählt in ihrer Gruppentherapie mit Hunden: Vier Mountain höchstselbst als Alchemist auf haben ihre einzige Tochter Old Dolio bewegenden Komödie von den Schre- Gewaltstraftäter treffen in einem einen Trip durch religiöse Symbolik und (Evan Rachel Wood) 26 Jahre lang cken emotionaler Nähe und familiärer abgeschiedenen Gefängnis auf drei un- ultimative Absurditäten. Unter seiner darauf trainiert, jede Gelegenheit zum Verpflichtungen.Kajillionaire ist seltsam, erziehbare Hunde. Hundetrainerin Lu Obhut neun Jünger auf dem Weg zu Schwindeln, Gaunern und Stehlen zu schrullig und ungemein liebenswert. Ein konfrontiert die Männer mit ihrer eige- Erleuchtung und ewigem Leben. Eine nutzen. Als die Eltern für einen geplan- Film, dessen alberne Momente ebenso nen Aggressivität, aber auch mit ihren Himmelfahrt, gesäumt von bizarren ten Coup eine Fremde ins Team holen, ins Herz treffen wie die ernsten. Unsicherheiten. Je mehr sich die Insas- Szenarien und grotesken Begegnungen, gerät das Familienleben aus den Fugen. Ab 6. November sen den Tieren annähern, umso mehr so bildgewaltig, dass dem gebannten erfahren sie auch über sich selbst. Zuschauer zuweilen schwindelig wird. 3. November | 20.15 Uhr | Filmcasino Saint Maud 14. & 20. November | 22.30 Uhr | Rose Glass | UK 2019 | 84 min | OV Filmcasino LATE NIGHT THRILLS Maud, eine hingebungsvoll gottes- fürchtige Hospizkrankenschwester, fühlt sich berufen die Seele ihrer sterbenden Patientin zu retten. Mauds heilige Mission wird bald zu einer schaurigen Abwärtsspirale in den Wahnsinn. Nach The Witch und Hereditary ein neues Horror-Meister- stück aus dem Kult-Studio A24! The World to Come Idiot Prayer – 6. & 21. November | 22.30 Uhr | Mona Fastvold | US 2020 | 108 min | engl. OV | Mit: Katherine Waterston, Filmcasino Planeta Petrila Vanessa Kirby, Christopher Abbott, Casey Affleck Nick Cave Alone Andrei Dascalescu | RO 2016 | 80 min | Die norwegische Regisseurin Mona Mit wunderschönen, oft schon fast At Alexandra OmeU Fastvold wirft mit dieser intensiven abstrakten 35mm-Winteraufnahmen STADTSTREIFEN Liebesgeschichte zwischen zwei und einem großartigen Score
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