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Filmmakers Live!Filmmakers Live! VFX Cowboys I FFMUC 2022
Filmmakers Live! VFX Cowboys I FFMUC 2022
Mid Highlights I FFMUC 2022
Mid Highlights I FFMUC 2022
Filmmakers Live! New Revolutionary Cinema from Iran I FFMUC 2022
Filmmakers Live! New Revolutionary Cinema from Iran I FFMUC 2022
Eintauchen ins Festivalfeeling I FFMUC 2022
Eintauchen ins Festivalfeeling I FFMUC 2022
Seeing and being seen: Representation in Film I Keynote Melanie Hoyes I FFMUC 2022
Seeing and being seen: Representation in Film I Keynote Melanie Hoyes I FFMUC 2022
Seeing and being seen: Representation in Film I Mia Bays Keynote I FFMUC 2022
Seeing and being seen: Representation in Film I Mia Bays Keynote I FFMUC 2022
Seeing and being seen: Representation in Film I BFI Panel discussion I FFMUC 2022
Seeing and being seen: Representation in Film I BFI Panel discussion I FFMUC 2022
Highlights I FILMFEST MÜNCHEN 2021
Highlights I FILMFEST MÜNCHEN 2021
Filmmakers Live! VFX Cowboys I FFMUC 2022
Mid Highlights I FFMUC 2022
Filmmakers Live! New Revolutionary Cinema from Iran I FFMUC 2022
Eintauchen ins Festivalfeeling I FFMUC 2022
Seeing and being seen: Representation in Film I Keynote Melanie Hoyes I FFMUC 2022
Seeing and being seen: Representation in Film I Mia Bays Keynote I FFMUC 2022
Seeing and being seen: Representation in Film I BFI Panel discussion I FFMUC 2022
Highlights I FILMFEST MÜNCHEN 2021
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A little bird told me
A pig is trained to be a puppy, an alpaca is a loyal family member, cows and fish sing, and a poodle is given an award at Cannes. Take it from the horse’s mouth: these animal roles in some of the films at FILMFEST MÜNCHEN make us squeal with delight, but they also make us think about our relationship to other living beings and our entire ecosystem.

I is someone else
Tonight, Dominik Graf’s new TV movie SHADOWS OF THE PAST premieres at the Gloria Palast. It’s an artfully layered puzzle straddling different timelines, in which the question of true identity leads to surprising answers. Additionally, PERFORMER by Oliver Grüttner will be screened today for the first time. In this film, a teenager toys with the idea of going on a killing spree — but does he really want to do that? And who exactly is Rose in SECRET NAME?

Nothing can tear us apart
HUNTING SEASON has started: Aron Lehmann’s comedy about three women friends who are at odds with each other celebrates its world premiere today. That’s reason enough to look at this film and a few others at the festival in which friendships are put to the test.

IN A GALAXY NOT THAT FAR AWAY ...
Some of the films at this year’s edition of the Filmfest incorporate elements of science fiction and fantasy. This time it’s not spaceships or superheroes, but clones, cyborgs, and parallel planes of existence that the filmmakers have worked into seemingly everyday scenarios.

WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE
Crises, conflicts, catastrophes: when cultures collide, it’s common for confrontations to occur. Culture clash in cinema can be controversial, but it can also be keenly comical and conducive to cooperation, as is conspicuous in the cornucopia of films at the 39th FILMFEST MÜNCHEN.

Bodily realms
Museum Brandhorst and FILMFEST MÜNCHEN are teaming up for the third time in conjunction with the exhibition “Future Bodies from a Recent Past: Sculpture, Technology, and the Body Since the 1950s”.
