In the organizer's words:
Fancy a scare?
We present the silent film classic "Nosferatu" (1922) with live music and a panel discussion. You can enjoy this cinema highlight in the great atmosphere of the "Film Forum".
What is it about?
The plot revolves around the dark story of Count Orlok, a vampire who haunts a small town and spreads ominous horror. The film takes the young estate agent Hutter to Transylvania, where he meets the mysterious Count Orlok to finalize the purchase of a house in the town of Wisborg. In the process, he discovers the shocking truth that the count is a vampire. After Orlok's arrival in Wisborg, he brings a wave of plague and death upon the population. Hutter's wife sees only one way out to save the town.
Live music
Matthias Hirth's live soundtracks, which alternate between electronic production and live acoustic instruments, create a unique soundscape. Hirth, who has already provided musical accompaniment for silent films on national and international stages, will immerse the audience in the atmosphere of the time. He creatively combines electronics and sound design with acoustic instruments and also manages to inspire younger audiences for this fascinating medium.
Film talk before the screening with
- Professor Lisa Gotto, media scientist at the University of Vienna,
- Stefan Lewejohann, historian at the Cologne City Museum,
- Prof. Jürgen Müller, Institute for Art and Musicology at the Technical University of Dresden
- Moderation: Marie-Anne Schlolaut
Tickets:
You can buy tickets here: Kölnticket
Box Office is of course also available.
We look forward to seeing you!
Click here to go to our website: Uni-Bib Cologne
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Price information:
VVK 9€ via Kölnticket Box Office 10 €
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