Hannah Arendt

Description

To ensure that the stories do not end with the breath of the plateau, continue the theater experience in the cinema. In collaboration with the Kino Rex Fribourg, the Théâtre des Osses offers a cinematic work that resonates with the performances of the season. The subscription of the Théâtre des Osses serves as a key to the Kino Rex: it grants access to four films, with two dates to choose from. HANNAH ARENDT
BY MARGARETHE VON TROTTA, 2012 (VOdf version)
A captivating portrait of the philosopher Hannah Arendt, who faces a fierce controversy after the publication of her articles on the trial of Adolf Eichmann. By developing the concept of the "banality of evil," she shakes established notions and faces numerous criticisms, even from her close circle.
The film follows a woman determined to think freely, despite media, political, and emotional pressure. It questions individual responsibility, the role of thought in the face of history, and the price one must pay to remain true to one's convictions, amidst loneliness, integrity, and intellectual ambition. A modest yet powerful work that celebrates the courage to think independently.

Highlights

• Screening of 'Hannah Arendt' by Margarethe von Trotta
• Part of a film series at Kino Rex Fribourg
• Access included with Théâtre des Osses subscription

General Information

The film 'Hannah Arendt' explores the life of the philosopher and her controversial views on the trial of Adolf Eichmann. This screening is part of a collaboration between Théâtre des Osses and Kino Rex, offering a unique cinematic experience that complements the theater's seasonal performances.

Location

Case postale , 1700 Fribourg, Switzerland

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