Film stars Detlev Buck & Leander Haußmann: cinema event in Boizenburg!

Film stars Detlev Buck & Leander Haußmann: cinema event in Boizenburg!

On September 26th there will be a real film event in Boizenburg! The two renowned German filmmakers Detlev Buck and Leander Haußmann have announced their visit to the local cinema. Cinema boss Sara Puchert is thrilled about this commitment and sees it as a great opportunity to strengthen local cinema culture. This is particularly important at a time when small cinemas are often struggling to survive. According to a report by the SVZ The networking of the cinema scene is crucial, which certainly contributes to this extraordinary visit.

The initiative to bring Buck to Boizenburg goes back to a wish Puchert expressed as part of the “Country Cinemas” association. Their goal is not only to provide viewers with great entertainment, but also to send a signal of hope in challenging times for small cinemas. “I hope for a full house during the visit,” says Puchert, who is hoping for a good turnout for this event.

Film screening and meet and greet

A special highlight of the evening will be a meet and greet with the two stars, followed by cocktails and a film screening. Cinema fans have the opportunity to vote in advance which film will be shown. You can choose from the films “NVA”, “Sonnenallee” and – above all – “Herr Lehmann”. The latter is a film adaptation of Sven Regener's debut novel, which was directed by Leander Haußmann in 2003. For many fans it was a hit because it was loud Festival blog The film deals with Berlin's pre-reunification feeling and was written by Regener himself.

In “Herr Lehmann” Detlev Buck plays the role of Karl, who ultimately ends up in a drug rehabilitation shared apartment in Hamburg Altona. The film concludes with Karl's life in a time of change and combines this narrative with humorous and devastating elements. The film is often described as entertaining, especially in evening screenings.

Challenges for cinemas

The challenges facing cinemas like the one in Boizenburg should not be underestimated. The unclear funding landscape represents a major hurdle. Each federal state has different regulations and support options for cinemas, such as Cinema Guide executed. In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, where Boizenburg is located, the MV film funding offers various programs to support cinemas. These range from production and development funding to special cinema culture awards.

In this mixed situation, Puchert recognizes the value of support from prominent filmmakers. It is a clear expression of solidarity and hope for the cinema landscape, which at its core also celebrates social cohesion. The cinema in Boizenburg could become a place where film fans can not only enjoy films, but also have stimulating discussions. Who knows, perhaps events like these will become an integral part of the region's cultural life.

Join us on September 26th for a lively cinema night that offers both insight into the film industry and great film watching!