Theatre Münster

The Kommunale Kino Coesfeld will be showing the documentary "Heaven can wait - Wer leben jetzt" by Sven Halfar at Cinema Coesfeld, Holtwicker Straße 2, on Tuesday, 05.12.2023, 7.30 pm and as a matinée on Sunday, 10.12.2023, 12.00 pm, D 2023, FSK: o. A., 103 minutes, admission: 6.50 euros.

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The documentary looks at a choir from Hamburg, in which everyone is at least 70 years old and brings a piece of real freedom into their lives through singing. This is not always easy, as they have to overcome the nervousness of opening up in front of an audience. Many people of this generation do not find it easy, because feelings are not part of what they have learned to talk about - and certainly not to sing about. But in the community of the choir, that too suddenly seems possible. But then the Corona pandemic also reached Germany and presented the choir with completely new challenges.

Traditional Christmas concert at the end of the year.
Look forward to a contemplative and light-hearted evening with festive music to get you in the mood for the upcoming Christmas.

The Kommunale Kino Coesfeld will be showing the documentary "Heaven can wait - Wer leben jetzt" by Sven Halfar at Cinema Coesfeld, Holtwicker Straße 2, on Tuesday, 05.12.2023, 7.30 pm and as a matinée on Sunday, 10.12.2023, 12.00 pm, D 2023, FSK: o. A., 103 minutes, admission: 6.50 euros.

About the content:

The documentary looks at a choir from Hamburg, in which everyone is at least 70 years old and brings a piece of real freedom into their lives through singing. This is not always easy, as they have to overcome the nervousness of opening up in front of an audience. Many people of this generation do not find it easy, because feelings are not part of what they have learned to talk about - and certainly not to sing about. But in the community of the choir, that too suddenly seems possible. But then the Corona pandemic also reached Germany and presented the choir with completely new challenges.

Climate change and the energy crisis have led to considerable upheaval in the energy industry. However, all government measures are bound by the constitutional principle of the protection of legitimate expectations, which also applies to contract law between citizens and companies in the form of the principle of contractual obligations. Anyone who has concluded an energy supply contract, for example, can generally trust that the energy supplier will not unilaterally change the terms of the contract. However, there are limits to this, which in turn are not unlimited. The question also arises as to the extent to which the state can demand investments in the energy sector from its citizens, keyword: heating replacement. The lecture is intended to give an impression of the questions that need to be raised when assessing the legal permissibility of onerous measures in the areas described and the legal structures that can be used to answer them.

The Kommunale Kino Coesfeld shows the romantic cult comedy "Harry and Sally" by Rob Reiner with Billy Crystal, Meg Ryan a.o., USA 1989, FSK: 16 years and older, 96 minutes Admission: 6,50 Euro

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Men and women can't be friends because sex always gets in the way. College graduates Harry and Sally, who have just met, argue about this thesis during an 18-hour car journey to New York. When they arrive at their destination, they part ways. Ten years and two failed partnerships later, they meet again by chance in a bookstore. The two decide to prove the opposite and, contrary to all expectations, become best friends - but maintaining the purely platonic relationship becomes increasingly difficult for the two ...

Kommunale Kino Coesfeld is showing the dramatic comedy "Wochenendrebellen" by Marc Rothermund at Cinema Coesfeld, Holtwicker Straße 2, on Tuesday, 02.01.2024, 19.30 and as a matinée on Sunday, 07.01.2024, 12.00, D 2023, FSK: from 6 years, 109 minutes, admission: 6.50 euros.

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Jason is autistic and his everyday life consists of daily routines and fixed rules of thumb. When the ten-year-old is advised to transfer to a special school, his parents want to do everything they can to keep him at his school. Jason has the idea of becoming a football fan so that he can finally have a better say. However, he still needs to find a favourite club. To find out, Jason and his father Mirco want to get to know all 56 Bundesliga clubs at a home game. On the following weekend trips, however, father and son get to know each other all over again.

Kommunale Kino Coesfeld is showing the dramatic comedy "Wochenendrebellen" by Marc Rothermund at Cinema Coesfeld, Holtwicker Straße 2, on Tuesday, 02.01.2024, 19.30 and as a matinée on Sunday, 07.01.2024, 12.00, D 2023, FSK: from 6 years, 109 minutes, admission: 6.50 euros.

About the film:

Jason is autistic and his everyday life consists of daily routines and fixed rules of thumb. When the ten-year-old is advised to transfer to a special school, his parents want to do everything they can to keep him at his school. Jason has the idea of becoming a football fan so that he can finally have a better say. However, he still needs to find a favourite club. To find out, Jason and his father Mirco want to get to know all 56 Bundesliga clubs at a home game. On the following weekend trips, however, father and son get to know each other all over again.

The Kommunale Kino Coesfeld will be showing the drama "How to Blow Up a Pipeline" by Daniel Goldhaber, USA 2022, FSK: from 6 years, 104 minutes, admission: 6.50 euros, at Cinema Coesfeld, Holtwicker Straße 2, on Tuesday, 16 January 2024, 7.30 pm and as a matinée on Sunday, 21 January 2024, 12.00 pm.

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Friends Theo and Xochitl grew up in Long Beach. The city on the Pacific coast is considered one of the dirtiest in the entire United States - a fact that had a profound impact on their understanding of the environment from an early age. When Xochitl's mother dies during a brutal heatwave, her desire to finally fight climate change more effectively and visibly matures. Together with a small group of activists, she and Theo plan to blow up a Texan oil pipeline and finally make their voices heard.

The Kommunale Kino Coesfeld will be showing the drama "How to Blow Up a Pipeline" by Daniel Goldhaber, USA 2022, FSK: from 6 years, 104 minutes, admission: 6.50 euros, at Cinema Coesfeld, Holtwicker Straße 2, on Tuesday, 16 January 2024, 7.30 pm and as a matinée on Sunday, 21 January 2024, 12.00 pm.

About the film:

Friends Theo and Xochitl grew up in Long Beach. The city on the Pacific coast is considered one of the dirtiest in the entire United States - a fact that had a profound impact on their understanding of the environment from an early age. When Xochitl's mother dies during a brutal heatwave, her desire to finally fight climate change more effectively and visibly matures. Together with a small group of activists, she and Theo plan to blow up a Texan oil pipeline and finally make their voices heard.

The public debates of the last three years show just how little colonial history has been forgotten. Monuments and street names that refer to "colonial heroes" are just the tip of the iceberg. Pro-colonial associations, ethnological collectibles, the role of the mission and economic interdependencies are also part of the topic.

Nationwide reporting suggests that the colonial traces are to be found primarily in Berlin and Hamburg. Far from it. The historical region of Westphalia in particular has been the subject of above-average research for the past 20 years and deserves more attention. Using concrete examples from the Münsterland and the whole of Westphalia, the aim is to show which traces have already been debated and made visible in public spaces. However, we will also discuss what has not yet been recognised. This applies above all to rural areas, which are still completely underrepresented in research.