Anyone interested?

The new Eastwood, ok?

This and that to talk about, I guess...

(lit. My Führer - The Truly Truest Truth About Adolf Hitler).

"Dani Levi's film is a fictive look at the week between Christmas and New Year's in 1944-45, when it started to dawn on Hitler he was losing the war. Hitler (played by Helge Schneider) is in a severe state of depression, though he is scheduled to deliver a rousing speech to the nation on New Year's Day. Goebbels (Sylvester Groth) then decides that what the Führer needs in order to deliver a speech that inspires the nation is some help from his former theatre teacher and namesake Adolf Israel Grünbaum -- a Jew (played by Ulrich Mühe, EFA Best Actor winner for his role as a Stasi officer in Das Leben der Anderen/The Lives of Others)."

More at european-films.net

Homepage with trailers (under "Bild & Ton) and stuff

The darkest secret of rock'n' roll.

Coming straight outta Berlin in 2007! Count the celebrities!

Remember when somebody wanted to shoot a scene for "a Berlin Ninja-movie" at the shop a while ago? This should be it!

Via Nullzeitgenerator

What about a nice movie about an old man beating up a young man?

Anyone interested?

Over here!

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some more Guy Madden to follow up on last Tue.

Story here.... The Seattle Times

Coming up!

Trailer

An r-rated rather kinky tale of survival

More at Wikipedia

December's first Tuesday already past, we had a special Scorsese treat that received mixed reviews by the audience present...ask questions at the bookshop and you will be told various perceptions by various people...as for me: I kind of liked it - great cast, that caters for girls of all generations, very good acting, interesting camera work here and there, and a good story, interesting enough to bear the access 20 minutes length, good dialogues and enough hints to recognize Scorsese's comments on US society and the media in particular.

As to the program for the rest of the month, we have a wish list for the weeks coming up: Australian girl suggested A Heart in Winter The Australian boy stated interest in The Handmaids Tale There was also expressed interest in Leaving Las Vegas The Lottery and Robert Altman's - may he rest in filmmaker's heaven -Thieves Like Us.

Tonight one of my favourite german culture magazines, Kulturzeit, daily on 3sat at 19.20h recommended a jazz movie, that I've put on my personal movies to watch list instantly - check out The Saddest Music in the World made in 2003 starring Isabella Rosselina as a beer baroness: "If you're sad, and like beer, I'm your lady."

No more comment on this from me today guys...see everyone tomorrow - the man is back, and in good spirits, we hear...so long, everybody over the meal, or later on...

amanda

"Jesus Camp" is a very scary movie! Very, very, very scary!!!!! But you have to see it because it's the best documentary 2006. Watch the trailer!

Scary, eh? see, I told you!

Please read this story at Alternet: "The star of the film is Pastor Becky Fischer, who explains the startling mission of her "Kids on Fire" camp: "I want young people to be as committed to laying down their lives for the Gospel as they are in Pakistan." At the camp, the children are asked: "How many of you want to be those who will give up your life for Jesus?" Little hands shoot up from every direction. They are told: "We have to break the power of the enemy over the government." At one point, Becky yells: "This means war! Are you a part of it or not?" More little hands."

IMDB - Jesus Camp

Based on a story by P.D. James.

We will talk about this next week.. Check IMDB in the meantime!

This will probably be the movie. Sorry, be we wont serve any cake with this!

Blacula, man....

More silly than scary!

Since Alan is busy getting married in Marrakesh, the dinner will be, well, a little different... There will also be a movie which issss verrry nice...