The 12th Annual Week Of German Cinema In Mexico Offers Recent Films And Classics By Lang And RW Fassbinder
The other venue for the week of German cinema, which ends on September 1, is Mexico's largest movie theater chain Cinepolis, through three of its Mexico City cinemas: Cinepolis Diana, Cinepolis Perisur and Cinepolis Interlomas. A selection of these films will travel afterwards to ten states in Mexico: Nuevo León, Guadalajara, Morelos, Zacatecas, Hidalgo, Tijuana, Oaxaca, Veracruz, Tamaulipas and Aguascalientes.
The menu: the mentioned Fritz Lang classic (plus its part two), twelve recent German films (including two documentaries), a juicy retrospective of Barbara Sukowa (with the actress in person), and the visit of Anne Kodura. Here's the complete list of German movies to be shown in Mexico City from August 15 to September 1:
Opening FilmDie Nibelungen: Siegfried (1924), by Fritz LangOfficial SelectionThe German Friend (2012), by Jeanine MeerapfelShine of Day (2012), by Tizza Covi and Rainer FrimmelHannah Arendt (2012), by Margarethe von TrottaLore (2012), by Cate ShortlandThe Strange Little Cat (2013), by Ramon ZürcherWasteland: So That No One Becomes Aware of It (2013), by Anne KoduraOh Boy (2012), by Jan Ole GersterSilvi (2013), by Nico SommerDust on Our Hearts (2012), by Hanna DooseNothing Bad Can Happen (2013), by Katrin GebbeThe Foster Boy (2011), by Markus ImbodenForget Me Not (2012), by David SievekingBarbara Sukowa RetrospectiveMarianne and Juliane (1981), by Margarethe von TrottaVoyager (1991), by Volker SchlöndorffLola (1981), by Rainer Werner FassbinderRosa Luxemburg (1986), by Margarethe von TrottaVision (2009), by Margarethe von TrottaClosing FilmDie Nibelungen: Kriemhilds Rache (1924), by Fritz Lang
For schedule and prices, visit Cineteca Nacional and Cinepolis.
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