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Films & More in August
Cinema at summer camp
No place in the world is better at shielding young people from their parents’ influence than a holiday camp. No wonder, then, that it has given rise to a whole host of myths and legends, true and fictional stories, a whole host of films – and even its own film sub-genres, ranging from the creepy to the romantic. Two decidedly original takes on the theme are hitting the big screen this summer. In the darkly colourful comedy *Sunny Dancer*, 18-year-old Ivy makes up for lost youth at a ‘chemo camp’. “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma”, featuring a star-studded cast, develops into a satirical horror film-within-a-film. And on Netflix, comedian Ricky Gervais roams through animated alleyways in six episodes as a fat tomcat with his “Alley Cats”.
28 July 2026
Films & Co. in June
Surreal from the Far East
Dreams and displaced reality - sometimes brightly coloured, sometimes eerily dark - as a connection between the Far East and France is not often found in cinema. All the more reason for viewers to take the opportunity in May to indulge in two exceptionally beautiful examples of this mixture. On the one hand, there is the French animated film "Little Amélie or the Character of Rain", which tells the story of a Belgian toddler in Japan and reflects on it at the same time. On the other hand, Chinese author and director Bi Gan offers his audience an immersive dream world with "Resurrection", which was honoured at the Cannes Film Festival. And the Franco-German broadcaster arte brings viewers back down to earth with the six-part drama series "Etty".
26 May 2026