Fritzi Haberlandt presents tragic comedy: Wilma wants more in Neustrelitz!

Fritzi Haberlandt presents tragic comedy: Wilma wants more in Neustrelitz!

A new film that will stimulate the audience to smile and think is just around the corner: On July 31, “Wilma Will more” will be released in the domestic cinemas. The main actress Fritzi Haberlandt, known from the popular "Babylon Berlin" series, will personally present the film in Neustrelitz. A special highlight is the film discussion with her on August 3 at 7.30 p.m. in the charming factory cinema, which is located in the old tiled stove factory. The film runs until August 6th at 8:15 p.m.

Wilma, which is embodied by Fritzi Haberlandt, is a multi -layered figure. After a series of relationship and professional setbacks, she finds herself in a new, surprising life situation at over 40 years. She led her path from the Lausitzer lignite area via Vienna onto the craftsmanship. There she not only discovers the challenges of life, but also new feelings and even love. The direction leads Maren-Kea Freese, who created a successful mix of oblique humor and optimistic melancholy.

a film about new beginnings

The dramaturgy in "Wilma wants more" deals with the uncertainties of a future in which everything is possible. With her diverse horizon of experience of countless certificates and disappointments, for example when her husband leaves her for another woman while he cooks spaghetti, Wilma meets a world full of new opportunities. Tiring job searches in hardware stores and sudden changes in apartments to a left Bohemian flat share they fight, but she turns and finally becomes a specialist for repairs-a real climb that captivates the audience. Wilma’s story impressively shows how, despite such setbacks, you find the courage to take new ways.

The importance of female perspectives in the film

"Wilma wants more" is a recent tradition of films that put stronger and more multi -layered female characters in the foreground. Although we have made progress in recent decades, there are many challenges. The discussion about the representation of women in the film industry shows that women are often still set on stereotypical rollers. Historically speaking, they were often presented in passive or dependent roles, which is thanks to today's feminist filmmakers such as Chantal Akerman and Agnès Varda who have asked for a more realistic view. In her film "Jeanne Dielman, 23, Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles" (1975), Akerman criticizes the patriarchal system impressively.

The modern film industry shows a positive trend towards diversification, but the reality often remains behind what would be necessary. According to some studies, women in the most successful films of the year 2018, for example, had less speech than men. However, more and more films with strong female characters are contributing to changing the perception of gender roles in society. It is crucial that we will experience an even broader and more authentic representation of women in the cinema in the future to enable positive influence on the self -image of women.

tickets for "Wilma will more" are already available outdoors via the factory cinema. This film promises not only an entertaining evening, but also stimulating discussions about important social issues. Be there and be inspired!