With her third feature film following ALL GOOD and IVO, director and screenwriter Eva Trobisch has created a tender yet poignant family portrait that celebrated its world premiere in competition at this year’s Berlinale. We will be screening ETWAS GANZ BESONDERES, followed by a discussion with **Eva Trobisch**, producer **Trini Götze**, as well as actors **Gina Henkel, Max Riemelt** and **Eva Löbau.**


Home Stories

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Enjoy the best films from around the globe in a relaxed atmosphere and with fresh, hand-made popcorn.

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Preview: Etwas ganz Besonderes Hero

Special Screening: Home Stories

In 2026, Bayreuth will be the site of a major anniversary: the Festival will celebrate its 150th anniversary. An occasion that will also make history in terms of its program. On July 26, 2026, Richard Wagner’s operatic triumph RIENZI will be performed for the very first time—and exclusively during the anniversary year of 2026—on the stage of the Bayreuth Festival Theatre, with a delayed broadcast to cinemas. The new production by Alexandra Szemerédy and Magdolna Parditka is under the musical direction of Nathalie Stutzmann. A celebration for all Wagner lovers—right there in the theater, with no waiting list.

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The cinema broadcast will air with a two-hour delay relative to the performance at the Festspielhaus and will include two half-hour intermissions, during which a cinema-exclusive accompanying program (approx. 10 min. at the end of each intermission) will be shown. 


Wagner in Cinema: Rienzi

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Germany's largest art house auditorium with more than a century of history.

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Wagner im Kino: Rienzi Hero

Every year at the end of June/beginning of July, people celebrate the diversity of film in the relaxed atmosphere of the Munich summer. FILMFEST MÜNCHEN is an audience festival, discovery festival, international premiere festival and the No. 1 platform for German filmmaking all in one.

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Numerous international and German filmmakers present more than 150 films in Munich and engage in conversation with the audience at Q&As after the screenings and at the free FilmTalks in the festival center.

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From June 28 to July 5, 2026, you can experience diverse cinema from all over the world, fresh film gems from Cannes and German film and series highlights on the big screen.

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Tickets are available on the Filmfest [website](https://www.filmfest-muenchen.de/en/).  


43. Filmfest München

For all those who have always wanted to see or re-watch a classic on the big screen at City 1!


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Große Filme auf der großen Leinwand

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We’re showing a preview of A24’s new horror sensation ahead of its nationwide theatrical release.


Backrooms

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Preview: Backrooms

The mystery thriller MANIPULATION tells the story of how a powerful elite operates in secret across Europe and beyond, exerting invisible control. We are celebrating the film’s premiere in the presence of actors **Heino Ferch**, **Arnaud Binard**, and **James Faulkner**, as well as director and producer **David Balda**.


Manipulation

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Premiere: Manipulation

Men are becoming increasingly right-wing politically and increasingly lonely socially, men simply cannot deal with their emotions, and men continue to be responsible for the majority of all acts of violence: these statements reflect the entire plight of contemporary masculinity. The world seems to be full of brutally fragile guys.

It's time to take a closer look at them: in his live lecture Brutal Fragile Guys, Ole Liebl gets to the bottom of men and their feelings. What does the inability to feel have to do with anti-feminist radicalization on the internet? What are we overlooking when we assume that men have fewer feelings than women? How can you recognize toxic progressive men? Why are macho guys so often melancholic? How are women and queer people emotionally exploited? And what does Spider-Man have to do with all this? Entertaining, dense, and, despite the tough topics, equipped with a good dose of humor, Ole Liebl brings the results of modern masculinity research closer to us in an understandable way.


Brutal fragile Typen. Männer und Gefühle

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Ole Liebl: Brutal Fragile Tour

In his feature film debut and this year’s Berlinale entry, I UNDERSTAND YOUR FRUSTRATION, director Kilian Armando Friedrich draws on his own experiences in the cleaning industry to craft an intense drama that explores the pressures, vulnerabilities, and psychological strain faced by workers who lack a voice. The film’s preview will be followed by a discussion with the director, lead actress Sabine Thalau, and the film’s crew and cast.


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43. Filmfest München

Wagner in Cinema: Rienzi

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Special Screening: Home Stories

12.07.2026 at 18:00

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Wagner in Cinema: Rienzi

26.07.2026 at 18:00

City Kinos