In the museum cinema, the projection room still rattles and nothing works without a projectionist. Original ERNEMANN VII B cinema projectors from the museum's own collection are regularly put into operation and take you back to the world of film. 35mm and 16mm film technology can be experienced here.
Silent film evenings with piano accompaniment are a speciality. Film series, specials, talks with filmmakers and a daily cinema programme make the small cinema a meeting place for cineastes
In 2018, the ERNEMANN VII B museum cinema received one of the DEFA Foundation's three programme awards.
Calendar
TACHELES – Short film programme for the Year of Jewish Culture in Saxony
Club cinema in the Lingnerschloss
To mark the theme year, the Saxony Film Association has put together its own short film programme that explores different cinematic perspectives on Jewish life, Jewish history and the Jewish present.
- Club cinema in Lingnerschloss
Bautzner Str. 132
01099 Dresden - Admission € 7
- Reservation at clubkino@lingnerschloss.eu
Levin's mill
Club cinema in the Lingnerschloss
Director: Horst Seemann, GDR, 1980, 118', Actors: Christian Grashof, Erwin Geschonneck, Kurt Böwe and others.
East Prussia, 1874: Jewish mill owner Levin defends himself against his deceitful German competitor, who is trying to drive him out by any means necessary. Based on the novella by Johannes Bobrowski, Horst Seemann's DEFA film creates a multi-layered portrait of morality. It not only tells a gripping story of greed and justice, but also dissects the everyday anti-Semitism of the village community and poses the question of moral courage and justice.
- Clubkino im Lingnerschloss
Bautzner Str. 132
01099 Dresden - Admission from 18:30, with music by Annett Otto and Gennadi Nepomnischi before the film
- Film introduction: Dr Karsten Fritz
- Admission 7 €
- Reservation at clubkino@lingnerschloss.eu
Mr Zwilling and Mrs Zuckermann
Museum cinema Ernemann VII B
Documentary film, Director: Volker Koepp, DE, 1999, 132', Actors: Rosa Roth-Zuckermann, Mathias Zwilling and others.
Every day, Mr Zwilling visits 90-year-old Mrs Zuckermann. They talk about what they have experienced together, about politics and literature. Both come from Chernivtsi, once the centre of Jewish culture in western Ukraine - until 1941. This is linked to episodes of Jewish experiences in Chernivtsi in the late 1990s, after the end of the Soviet Union.
- Admission € 7
- Film introduction: Dr Karsten Fritz
- Admission 30 minutes before the film starts
- Booking online or at the Visitor Service of the Museums of the City of Dresden on +49 351 488 7272 (Mon - Fri)
Everything on sugar!
Club cinema in the Lingnerschloss
2004, Dani Levy, DE, 2004, 95', Actors: Henry Hübchen, Hannelore Elsner, Rolf Hoppe and others.
The secular sports reporter Jaeckie Zucker, alias "Zucki", urgently needs his deceased mother's inheritance. But the will stipulates that he must first reconcile with his orthodox brother. Ley's turbulent comedy confronts two completely different Jewish worlds in modern Germany and celebrates the reconciliation of tradition and the present with humour and warmth, without ignoring the wounds of the past.
Afterwards: film talk
Andreas Körner talks to director Dani Levy about his film "Alles auf Zucker!". Levy began his career at the children's and youth theatre "Rote Grütze". After his successful cinema debut "Du mich auch", he made feature films in Germany and the USA. He won numerous awards for his comedies "Alles auf Zucker!", "Mein Führer" and "Das Leben ist zu lang", including the Ernst Lubitsch Prize and several German Film Awards. Together with Stefan Arndt, Tom Tykwer and Wolfgang Becker, he founded the production company X Filme Creative Pool in 1994. Levy lives with his family in Berlin and sees his Jewish roots as an important part of his life and work.
- Clubkino im Lingnerschloss
Bautzner Str. 132
01099 Dresden - Admission € 7
- Reservation at clubkino@lingnerschloss.eu
Trick after school and after work
Animated films by GDR amateurs
Director: Lieselotte Schließer, Ulf Grenzer, Manfred Seifert and others, GDR 1956-1989, ca. 90 min
GDR amateur filmmakers turned to animation with imagination and fresh humour. Over 200 short films were made, often satirical and surprisingly critical. The programme brings together rare examples of this filmmaking and focuses on Saxon actors - such as Lieselotte Schließer, Manfred Seifert and the Pionierfilmstudio Dresden.
- Moderator: Dr Ralf Forster, film historian and DIAF board member, Potsdam
- Admission 7 €
- Admission 30 minutes before the film starts
- Reservation online or at the Visitor Service of the Museums of the City of Dresden on +49 351 488 7272 (Mon - Fri)