Tuesday, 21st: Movie: Wings of Desire (Der Himmel über Berlin), 9 p.m.

Finishing our series of movies about the old Berlin, we will show Wim Wenders' masterpiece from 1987 starring Bruno Ganz, Otto Sander, Nick Cave and Peter Falk. The film centers around the story of two angels wandering in a mixture of post-war and modern Berlin. Invisible to humans, they nevertheless give their help and comfort to all the lonely and depressed souls they meet. IMDB: imdb.com

Wednesday, 22nd: Concert - JANE WALTON, 8 p.m., 3 EU Entrance Fee

We are very happy to welcome one of Berlin's finest bands for a very special show in the basement. "Jane Walton" play a unique mix of country, polka, trash, rock'n'roll and circus musique. The space is not that big, as you might know. So, come in time please! If you spent the last year on mars and never heard of Jane Walton, check them out at myspace.com/janewalton

Thursday, 23rd: Documentary - "Before the Music Dies", 9 p.m.

Narrated by Forest Whitaker. A great, great film about the music industry and the end of music as we know it: "With outstanding performances and revealing interviews Before the Music Dies takes a critical look at the homogenization of popular music with commentary by some of the industry's biggest talents like Eric Clapton, Dave Matthews, Elvis Costello, Erykah Badu, Branford Marsalis, Bonnie Raitt and more. Using historic footage the film looks at the evolution of American music and the artists who created it and pulls back the curtain (in a very creative way) to expose the sad truth behind today's "artificial" music stars. "The reality is that superficiality is in," says Marsalis. "And depth and quality is kind of out." IMDB: imdb.com Trailer: madscience.antville.org Homepage: www.beforethemusicdies.com

Friday, 24th: Dinner and "The Magic Christian", 9 p.m.

IMDB: "This film takes a brilliant thrust at British notions of class and propriety, if not Western Society as a whole. Peter Sellers plays Guy Grand, a man with a perverse sense of humor, and to whom money is no object. The film begins as Grand legally adopts a young vagrant, (a monosyllabic Ringo Star), and the two set out to turn everyday life into a kind of black surreality worthy of Monty Python. Though Grand has no spoken manifesto, his overriding goal is to mock, humiliate, and freak-out his pretentious peers via elaborate practical jokes, revealing the underlying hypocrisy of polite society. Ultimately Seller's character is dismayed when his social-experiments prove his suspicions: respectable citizens will do ANYTHING for money and prestige. This movie is not for normal people, in fact, this movie hates you. Don't watch it. Go away." IMDB: imdb.com