RUMOURS
RUMOURS at the Königsplatz
Filmfest and Kinoliebe (the love of cinema) go hand in hand.
Photo: Joel Heyd
RUMOURS at the Königsplatz
What an honor: British actor Charles Dance visits us to present his new film RUMOURS.
Photo: Joel Heyd
RUMOURS at the Königsplatz
Guests slowly arrive and hope that the weather holds.
Photo: Joel Heyd
RUMOURS at the Königsplatz
But black clouds are gathering.
Photo: Joel Heyd
RUMOURS at the Königsplatz
It rains and rains, but our guest of honor is still in a good mood.
Photo: Joel Heyd
RUMOURS at the Königsplatz
Meanwhile, Charles Dance talks about filming and working with three directors.
Photo: Joel Heyd
RUMOURS at the Königsplatz
However, the movie can still start after a long delay.
Our great respect and thanks go to everyone who stuck it out and watched the movie with us, even in this weather. You were great!
Photo: Joel Heyd
RUMOURS at the Königsplatz
Charles Dance also mingles with the audience.
Photo: Joel Heyd
RUMOURS at the Königsplatz
A rainy projection, but the good mood lasts.
Photo: Joel Heyd
RUMOURS at the Königsplatz
Ciao, Königsplatz! See you tomorrow at the BARBIE event.
Photo: Joel Heyd
Take seven world leaders and confront them with a global crisis. The result? A completely bonkers satire that is even more impenetrable than the remote forest through which the men and women wander. Whether gigantic brains, zombies or missing personnel: anything is possible here, except constructive cooperation. Our cooperation starts with the absurd adventure RUMOURS on July 31.
The satire not only boasts stars such as Cate Blanchett and Alicia Vikander, we are also expecting leading actor Charles Dance himself in Munich. The British all-round talent of stage, screen and screen is probably best known to most as the power-hungry patriarch Tywin Lannister in GAME OF THRONES. The Filmfest management duo, Christoph Gröner and Julia Weigl, are really looking forward to welcoming the acting star to the stage at Königsplatz.
Kino am Königsplatz: admission from 12 euros, admission from 4:30 pm with several program points before the film, start of the screening 9:30 pm