For the fifth consecutive year, the Goethe-Institut Cyprus is delighted to announce the return of Sommerkino, showcasing a curated selection of German films. This year, Sommerkino shifts its focus from directors to highlight the talent of renowned actress Sandra Hüller.
A Tribute to Sandra Hüller
From June 30 to July 4, the Goethe-Institut’s Nicosia center will transform its garden into an enchanting outdoor cinema, complete with lounge chairs, a large screen, and the iconic Ledra Palace as a picturesque backdrop. Sandra Hüller, celebrated for her remarkable versatility on screen, takes center stage in this year’s lineup.
Describing Hüller’s impact, organizers express, “Sandra Hüller stands as a distinguished figure in German cinema, acclaimed for her compelling performances.” Her accolades include the 2024 Best Actress award from the National Society of Film Critics for her roles in “Anatomy of a Fall” and “The Zone of Interest.” Notably, her portrayal in “Anatomy of a Fall” earned her a César Award, alongside nominations for a Golden Globe and an Oscar. Films such as “Toni Erdmann” and “In the Aisles” have solidified her reputation as one of Germany’s finest actresses.
Film Lineup
The Sommerkino kicks off on June 30 with “Sisi & I,” a poignant drama set against the backdrop of Corfu. On July 1, audiences can enjoy “I’m Your Man,” a thought-provoking tale set in Berlin’s famed Pergamon Museum, where a scientist agrees to cohabit with a humanoid robot designed to be her ideal companion.
Continuing the series, July 2 features “Exil,” a gripping drama following Xhafer, a Kosovan immigrant in Germany navigating an intense identity crisis amidst workplace tensions. July 3 brings “In the Aisles,” which explores the transformative journey of Christian, a supermarket shelf-stacker entangled in an unexpected romance with his married colleague Marion.
Final Act
The closing film on July 4 is “Toni Erdmann,” a comedy-drama where Winifried Conradi shakes up his daughter Ines’s structured life by adopting an eccentric alter ego. All screenings commence at 8 pm and showcase the original German dialogue with English subtitles, except for “I’m Your Man,” which includes Greek subtitles.
Join Us
Don’t miss this cinematic celebration at Sommerkino, where the magic of German cinema and Sandra Hüller’s captivating performances await. Admission is free. For more information, contact Goethe-Institut Cyprus at 22-674606.
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