Wolfratshausen - The Bavarian Outdoor Film Festival (BOFF) is coming to the Sunrise Sunset cinema center in Wolfratshausen on Friday, November 19th.
The BOFF program comprises a total of six films with a total playing time of around two hours.
As in previous years, all films will be moderated by the BOFF organizer Andreas Prielmaier.
This year, the film "Heinz Zak - a life for freedom" is shown exclusively at the BOFF, in which Alexander Huber from the "Huberbuam" also appears as a friend and companion of Heinz Zak.
"The cinema in Wolfratshausen with its unique charm is a very good opportunity to see outdoor films again at unique locations with fascinating people after such a long corona standstill," explains Prielmaier.
"When we select films for the BOFF, we try to illuminate not only the sporting action and performance, but above all the people and their stories," the BOFF manager continues.
The BOFF event will take place next
Friday, November 19, at 7.30 p.m.
in the
Sunrise Sunset cinema center (Bahnhofsstraße 10) in Wolfratshausen
.
Tickets can be purchased in advance at the cinema and reservations can be made on Tel: 08171/211 05.
The event is expected to take place under the 2G regulation (as of Monday, November 15).
Interested parties are asked to read the currently applicable regulations on the homepage at www.kino-wolfratshausen.de.
Information on the BOFF film festival and the film program is available online at www.boff-film.de.
Some of the protagonists of the films are live on location.
So did Prielmaier himself, who traveled to Siberia for the documentary "Trans Siberian Snow".
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Andreas Prielmaier, director of the BOFF film festival
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“It's not just our cinematic program that is completely new.
Our approach also differs from previous years.
The BOFF is going international for the first time - this year we're also performing in Austria and South Tyrol ”, reports BOFF press spokesman Markus Block.
This shows that regionalism and cosmopolitanism do not have to contradict each other.
Mainly Bavarian and Austrian productions can be seen.
Particularly outstanding productions from other countries would complement the program.