When does the screening start?

The screening starts on 24.06.2026 at 19:30 at Kino Breitwand Starnberg.

Where is the event taking place?

At Kino Breitwand Starnberg, Wittelsbacherstr. 10, 82319 Starnberg.

How long is the film?

The film has a runtime of 60 minutes.

How much does a ticket cost?

The regular admission price at Kino Breitwand is 12 euros.

Is the event location accessible?

Yes, both cinema halls are accessible. Additionally, there is a hearing induction system available in auditorium 2.

Will there be a film discussion?

Yes, it is a Stagenda film discussion with director Friedrich Klütsch.

A quiet river, big questions: Movie night with discussion in Starnberg

Name: World on the Würm - Foreign Homeland
Start: 2026-06-24T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-24T22:30:00+02:00
Location: Kino Breitwand Starnberg

A special movie night on the Würm: World on the Würm – Foreign Homeland

On 24.06.2026 at 19:30, Kino Breitwand Starnberg will show the documentary World on the Würm – Foreign Homeland by Friedrich Klütsch as a Stagenda film discussion. The evening combines film art, regional history, and a direct conversation with the director – an event experience that remains particularly close to landscape, memory, and identity.

A film about the river and the questions behind it

The film takes viewers to places and events along the Würm and reveals what often remains hidden in everyday life. Central to the film are the questions of homeland, change, and belonging. From this emerges the special event atmosphere: calm, reflective, and full of discoveries.

Strong format for film lovers and regional enthusiasts

As a documentary with a runtime of 60 minutes, the evening is aimed at visitors who appreciate regional themes, film storytelling, and discussion formats. The combination of screening and film discussion creates space for context, audience mood, and an intense exchange about what has been seen.

The suitable setting at Kino Breitwand Starnberg

Kino Breitwand in Starnberg provides the suitable setting: centrally located, accessible, and with a total of 285 seats, including 2 wheelchair spaces. Both auditoriums are accessible, and there is also a hearing induction system available in auditorium 2. This makes the event experience not only atmospheric but also practically well-equipped.

What visitors can expect

Those attending this movie night will experience a calm, thoughtfully curated program point with a regional connection, professional depth, and a clear target audience address for cinema fans, culture enthusiasts, and people from the Five Lakes region. The interplay of documentation, conversation, and local context makes the evening a special date in the event calendar.

Conclusion: World on the Würm – Foreign Homeland promises a concentrated, stimulating movie night with discussion, strong images, and plenty of material for further thought. Anyone who wants to experience regional film culture live should not miss this date.