66 Kinos

  • 98'
  • Germany
  • 2016

Can something be a hobby if it’s your job? Can something be work if you love it so much? These are the questions a cinema owner asks himself out loud in this documentary. In 66 Kinos, enthusiastic staff members at a range of cinemas answer these rhetorical questions affirmatively. We pass popcorn machines and projection rooms on our way to the screen. 
There is a downside. Turnover from food and drinks is crucial for earnings. Should one switch from 'real' 35mm to digital? Should some of the cinema’s halls be reserved for Hollywood blockbusters? And even then, this might not be enough. Will going to the cinema be the same in a decade’s time? Or does its structure need to be fundamentally redefined? It’s a conundrum, but the small entrepreneur’s hope prevails.

Director
Philipp Hartmann
Country of production
Germany
Year
2016
Festival Edition
IFFR 2017
Length
98'
Medium
DCP
Language
German
Producer
Philipp Hartmann
Production Company
Flumenfilm
Sales
Flumenfilm
Screenplay
Philipp Hartmann
Cinematography
Philipp Hartmann
Editor
Philipp Hartmann, Herbert Schwarze, Maya Connors
Sound Design
Pablo Paolo Kilian
Music
Johannes Kirschbaum
Website
www.66kinos.de
Director
Philipp Hartmann
Country of production
Germany
Year
2016
Festival Edition
IFFR 2017
Length
98'
Medium
DCP
Language
German
Producer
Philipp Hartmann
Production Company
Flumenfilm
Sales
Flumenfilm
Screenplay
Philipp Hartmann
Cinematography
Philipp Hartmann
Editor
Philipp Hartmann, Herbert Schwarze, Maya Connors
Sound Design
Pablo Paolo Kilian
Music
Johannes Kirschbaum
Website
www.66kinos.de