Adventure in the children's cinema: Mufasa - The Lion King in Neustrelitz!

Adventure in the children's cinema: Mufasa - The Lion King in Neustrelitz!

Next Sunday, July 20, and on Tuesday, July 22nd, big and small cineastes have the opportunity to experience a very special performance in the children's cinema adventure in Neustrelitz: The Disney film "Mufasa-The King of Lion" will be performed there at 3:30 p.m. The old tiled stove factory once again offers a stage for exciting film adventures that stimulate the imagination and develop. According to strelitzius.com, admission will cost € 6.50 per person on Sunday, while on Tuesday you can go to the cinema.

The film from 2024 tells the story of the young Löwin Kiara, who is told by Rafiki the legend of her father Mufasa. What sounds like a simple story first develops into a gripping adventure. Mufasa is introduced as an orphaned young animal that meets the sensitive lion taka. The action follows the journey of a group of outsiders who have to search for their destiny and fight against a threatening enemy. Director Barry Jenkins, whose work is considered overqualified, gives the film a fresh perspective and emphasizes it over the original remake, which was less successfully criticized. According to IMDB it is described as better and reclers many weaknesses of the original.

A look behind the scenes

In the modern film industry, the production of a film is not an easy undertaking. The film production requires numerous participants in the preparation and follow-up. Depending on the type of film, filming can include 5 to 100 people. Funding is an essential topic in the industry, as well as the distribution and distribution of films. In the EU, for example, around 1 billion cinema cards were sold in 2004, with Germany in second place with 156.7 million cinema. The Wikipedia-knowledge of the film industry reveals that the market is strongly dominated by US companies.

The visual elements of "Mufasa" are characterized by a varied camera work and photo -realistic animation. The use of CGI is described as almost error -free, which particularly concerns the emotional expression of the characters. Lin-Manuel Miranda's songs, on the other hand, are rated less well; They are repetitive and less catchy, which some spectators could possibly perceive as small weakness. Nevertheless, the fans hope for an interesting and emotional cinema region with the dynamic direction and the exciting narrative style.

If the curtains are coming up in Neustrelitz this coming weekend to present "Mufasa - The Lion King", you can look forward to an adventure that not only inspires the little spectators. The film offers an exciting story that is attractive for the generation of the original film and new fans. Grab the family and be enchanted!