Filmfest Munich starts: glamor, drama and new perspectives!

Filmfest Munich starts: glamor, drama and new perspectives!

München, Deutschland - The Munich Film Festival is again causing excitement and a colorful program this year that makes the hearts of film fans beat faster. The event that runs for a week is a real shop window for talented actors, directors and production companies. As The Süddeutsche Zeitung is reported in the sign of the glamor and Glamours, followed by a variety of premieres, invitations and film discussions that provide networking and visibility.

A highlight of this year's film festival is the new count of the cult film "Girl, Girl" from 2001. Under the direction of Martina Plura and with the camera from Monika Plura, this work will address modern challenges by young women. These include self -doubt, bodyhaming and the search for orgasm in a world characterized by Tikok and social media. In this regard, The ARD Mediathek indicate that such topics are of great importance today.

fascinating films and exciting stories

Another cinematic delicacies is the opening film "The Ballad of Wallis Island". In it, a lottery winner tries to bring the disputed band "McGwyer Mortimer" together for a private concert. The main actors, Tom Basden and Tim Key, who also wrote the script, are known as British sketch duo "Cowards". In the coming days, the audience can look forward to the presentation of further remarkable films.

Among them is also "Karla", an urgent film from 1962, which tells the story of a girl who pulls against her father because of attacks in court - a courageous decision that is flanked by the support of a judge. Director Christina Tournatzés and lead actress Elise Krieps bring the serious themes of the film powerfully on the screen.

innovations in the cinema program

The cinema starts that are imminent in the coming weeks could be just the right thing for film enthusiasts. There would be "fresh", a German film noir that revolves around a brothers duel and illuminates the dark side of interpersonal relationships. Also "Hot Milk", a drama about family gang and desire with an impressive cast around Vicky Krieps, Fiona Shaw and Emma Macke, promises exciting entertainment.

The topic of female sexuality is also exciting, which is knocking here and there in the film festival articles. As an analysis of sexual lust and female orgasm shows, these topics are closely linked to the emotional and biological dimension of the female body. The orgasm is not only a goal, but can also strengthen the partnership and intimacy. This is from the publication to sexuality at Gynecologist outlined.