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Die Hitler-Chronik
Germany, 2018, 1 Season
An uncommented montage of text, sound, photo and film documents from Hitler's lifetime (1889-1945), which form a panorama of everyday, social and political life in Germany and surrounding countries at the time.
Heimat – Eine deutsche Chronik
Germany, 1984, 1 Season
A work of the century in two senses: the groundbreaking first part of Edgar Reitz' saga about the Simon family and their fictitious rural village of Schabbach, which reflects the great upheavals from 1919 to 1982 on a small scale.
Death – A Series About Life
Norway, 2014, 1 Season
The human approach to physical death, the afterlife, death as a creative force, as a business and a political issue: a tour d'horizon that masterfully combines lightness and profundity.
L'amica geniale
Italy, USA, 2018-2023, 3 Seasons
The third and so far final season of the great Ferrante film adaptation: How Lila and Elena each go their own way, in which motherhood, professional life and emancipation are the common themes.
Spotlight
SUMMER MOVIES AND MOVIES FOR THE SUMMER
Spoilt for choice
What is a summer movie? There are two ways to answer this eternal, albeit not particularly difficult, question.
On the one hand, summer films evoke summer, that exceptional state in which the heat invites laziness and the vacations officially authorize us to do sweet idleness. And, of course, the counterpart to this state is the promise of summer with its long, unpredictable nights, its moral recklessness and laissez-faire.
But summer films don't necessarily have to be set in summer. They can also simply be so weightless, so gripping and funny that you can still enjoy watching them at midnight on a summer evening, just to relax and be entertained, or to put it more modernly, to chill out.
We have included both in our twelve recommendations for the summer and vacations: First, six films that are set in summer, celebrate it, but also ironize summer vacation or love stress or wrest a few more serious themes from the heat. Then there are six films that, with their wit, charm, sparkling suspense or music, represent a kind of cinematic prosecco: basically suitable for any time of year, but with the seal of approval of easy digestibility, they are particularly suitable for warm days and breezy nights.
May the vacations and summer (finally) come! With these twelve films, you're all set for it. With a few marked exceptions, they are also available to customers with Swiss means of payment during their vacations abroad.
On the one hand, summer films evoke summer, that exceptional state in which the heat invites laziness and the vacations officially authorize us to do sweet idleness. And, of course, the counterpart to this state is the promise of summer with its long, unpredictable nights, its moral recklessness and laissez-faire.
But summer films don't necessarily have to be set in summer. They can also simply be so weightless, so gripping and funny that you can still enjoy watching them at midnight on a summer evening, just to relax and be entertained, or to put it more modernly, to chill out.
We have included both in our twelve recommendations for the summer and vacations: First, six films that are set in summer, celebrate it, but also ironize summer vacation or love stress or wrest a few more serious themes from the heat. Then there are six films that, with their wit, charm, sparkling suspense or music, represent a kind of cinematic prosecco: basically suitable for any time of year, but with the seal of approval of easy digestibility, they are particularly suitable for warm days and breezy nights.
May the vacations and summer (finally) come! With these twelve films, you're all set for it. With a few marked exceptions, they are also available to customers with Swiss means of payment during their vacations abroad.
12 SUMMER MOVIES @ CINEFILE
What is a summer movie? There are two ways to answer this eternal, albeit not particularly difficult, question.
On the one hand, summer films evoke summer, that exceptional state in which the heat invites laziness and the vacations officially authorize us to do sweet idleness. And, of course, the counterpart to this state is the promise of summer with its long, unpredictable nights, its moral recklessness and laissez-faire.
But summer films don't necessarily have to be set in summer. They can also simply be so weightless, so gripping and funny that you can still enjoy watching them at midnight on a summer evening, just to relax and be entertained, or to put it more modernly, to chill out.
We have included both in our twelve recommendations for the summer and vacations: First, six films that are set in summer, celebrate it, but also ironize summer vacation or love stress or wrest a few more serious themes from the heat. Then there are six films that, with their wit, charm, sparkling suspense or music, represent a kind of cinematic prosecco: basically suitable for any time of year, but with the seal of approval of easy digestibility, they are particularly suitable for warm days and breezy nights.
May the vacations and summer (finally) come! With these twelve films, you're all set for it. With a few marked exceptions, they are also available to customers with Swiss means of payment during their vacations abroad.
On the one hand, summer films evoke summer, that exceptional state in which the heat invites laziness and the vacations officially authorize us to do sweet idleness. And, of course, the counterpart to this state is the promise of summer with its long, unpredictable nights, its moral recklessness and laissez-faire.
But summer films don't necessarily have to be set in summer. They can also simply be so weightless, so gripping and funny that you can still enjoy watching them at midnight on a summer evening, just to relax and be entertained, or to put it more modernly, to chill out.
We have included both in our twelve recommendations for the summer and vacations: First, six films that are set in summer, celebrate it, but also ironize summer vacation or love stress or wrest a few more serious themes from the heat. Then there are six films that, with their wit, charm, sparkling suspense or music, represent a kind of cinematic prosecco: basically suitable for any time of year, but with the seal of approval of easy digestibility, they are particularly suitable for warm days and breezy nights.
May the vacations and summer (finally) come! With these twelve films, you're all set for it. With a few marked exceptions, they are also available to customers with Swiss means of payment during their vacations abroad.