Shambhala // nepalese with german subtitles

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This drama is set in the Himalaya mountains and promises glorious nature shots, worthy to be seen on the big screen. It is the most expensive nepalese film ever, and has been in competition at the Berlinale this year. It is also Nepal's entry into the 2025 Oscars in the category "best international feature film". I assume the subtitles will be german.

"The film narrates the life trajectory of a Tibetan female refugee who is feeling the brunt in search of her missing husband, a task which she has to do it amidst being pregnant under challenging precarious circumstances."

We will meet at 7:00 p.m. in the foyer of the LVR Landesmuseum to get to know each other and chat. Based on past experience, we will enter the auditorium by 7:20 p.m. at the latest. The film will begin at 7:30 p.m.

You can't buy tickets online yet. I will buy the ticket at the venue on the day of the event anyway, as they are not seat reservations, and it's unlikely to sell out.

After that, we can go for a drink in DelikArt or the Salönchen.

Code of Conduct
Because of all the craziness that's going on in this world at the moment, I want to stress that this group is and has always been about inclusiveness. It's very important to me that everyone feels safe in this group! The primary reason for this group to exist is to provide the shared experience of the art of films. It's not a socialising or even a dating event, although we often get together for a drink after the movie. To be more specific, the Berlin Code of Conduct applies. Although I'm not aware of any violations in the past, please speak up if you didn't feel safe, and I will take action.