Der Himmel über Berlin

Description

By Wim Wenders. With Bruno Ganz, Peter Falk, Otto Sander. Digitally restored copy. In the sky over Berlin, two angels watch over humans, lost in a world without communication or warmth. One of them renounces immortality and chooses to become mortal to share the life of a trapeze artist he loves... "After Paris, Texas (1984), his American film that closed a cycle on the theme of wandering (...), Wim Wenders returns here to his homeland and paints a rather disillusioned picture (vacant lots, gloomy streets, bunkers covered in graffiti, necropolis library). The fragile hope of renewal is embodied, so to speak, by two celestial messengers carrying a different light – hence the gradual transition from black and white to color, as if life was gradually resuming within a dead landscape" (Claude Beylie, Les Films clés du cinéma). FRG, undefined, France · 1987 · 129' · v. o. s-t fr. - format: DC@CAP 1 – Capitole, Salle Freddy Buache (CAP 1) - indicative price: 10.-

Highlights

• Digitally restored copy
• Wim Wenders film starring Bruno Ganz
• Screening in original version with French subtitles

General Information

The film 'Der Himmel über Berlin' by Wim Wenders will be screened at the Swiss Cinematheque in Lausanne. This work, which explores life through the eyes of angels, offers a reflection on humanity and communication in a disenchanted world.

Location

Avenue du Théâtre 6, 1005 Lausanne, Switzerland

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