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Stroszek

  • Dir: Werner Herzog

  • West Germany, 1977, 108 minsmins, DCP

  • Cast: Bruno S., Eva Mattes, Clemens Scheitz

Upon release from prison, Bruno Stroszek, a Berlin street musician, encounters Eva, a prostitute mistreated by pimps, and the two decide to leave Germany for the promise of a better life in Wisconsin. Stroszek’s American dream quickly turns sour, as his woman’s gone and his mobile house’s seized. A rare road movie with country music, Herzog’s quietly devastating portrait of stranger-in-a-strange-land alienation is laced with his indelible moments of crackpot poetry: a premature baby hanging on forcefully, and a caged chicken can’t stop dancing. It’s this mixture of touching feelings and unpredictable fascination that gives Herzog’s works their haunting lives.

1978 German Film Critics Association Awards, Best Film

Screening:

In-theatre Screening

  • Door Tickets Available at the Venue on Screening Date2018-01-28 (Sun)
    19:00
    Buy Tickets2018-02-11 (Sun)
    16:00

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