Until the End of the World – Director's Cut

Description

By Wim Wenders. With William Hurt, Solveig Dommartin, Sam Neill. Screening with intermission. Digitally restored copy. While a nuclear satellite threatens to destroy the earth, a woman travels the world in search of a man she loves... Filmed over two years on four continents with a particularly large budget for an auteur film, this epic story, shown in its director’s cut version lasting over 4h30, may be the most ambitious project of Wenders' career. At the crossroads of different genres – road movie, science fiction, dark comedy, drama – Until the End of the World takes to its peak the themes dear to the filmmaker of wandering and travel. It also results in a philosophical reflection on the power of images, magnified by a resolutely rock soundtrack, from Nick Cave to the Talking Heads, including Patti Smith. Germany, France, Australia · 1991 · 290' · original version with French subtitles - format: DC@CAP 1 – Capitole, Freddy Buache Room (CAP 1) - indicative price: 10.-

Highlights

• Director’s cut version over 4h30
• Digitally restored copy
• Rock soundtrack with Nick Cave and Patti Smith

General Information

Wim Wenders' film, 'Until the End of the World', will be screened at the Swiss Cinematheque in Lausanne. This screening with intermission presents an ambitious work mixing road movie and science fiction, exploring themes of travel and wandering.

Location

Avenue du Théâtre 6, 1005 Lausanne, Switzerland

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