Whether cinematic gold, lovable trash, or anime magic: every film gets its stage. Here’s our line-up and current screening locations:
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Join Frodo, Sam, Gandalf, Aragorn, and the rest of the group on their perilous adventures to destroy the “One Ring” and banish evil. Let yourself be captivated by the breathtaking landscapes, spectacular battles, and unforgettable musical scores. On the big screen—at the movie theater. 18 Oscars and more than 170 million moviegoers are a clear sign of the film’s quality.
We’re offering you 726 minutes of film for CHF 48.00. If you have the KMG MEMBERSHIP—our exclusive membership in the Kultmoviegang—it’ll cost you just CHF 39.00 for all three films; that’s about 5 rappen per minute of film. Remember, this is a marathon. The excuse that you’re a natural sprinter and therefore a force to be reckoned with over short distances won’t impress anyone here. That said, you also have the option to buy tickets for individual films.
What else is happening besides the movies?
There will also be a supporting program to go along with the films. So follow us on Instagram and Facebook. What we can already reveal is that there will be a cosplay contest where you can win not only fame and glory but also great prizes. So use your magical skills to transform yourself into a character from Middle-earth. Come dressed up and liven up the theater with your cosplay. Registration for the contest takes place before the first movie.
You’ve read almost everything and are convinced: Click and buy!
FAQ
In what language will the movie be shown?
Although English isn’t our native language, as movie nerds we love the original version—and this is also our way of honoring the actors. So: English with German subtitles.
Are there intermissions during the movies?
Only if Aragon decides so. There’s a short intermission per film, and a longer one between films.
What can I expect from the day?
Simply nerdy and magical! If you’d like to see what past Kult Movie Fellowships looked like, here are a few highlights:
Can I buy individual tickets online?
Yes. Click on The Fellowship, The Two Towers, or The Return of the King.
Can I buy three-movie tickets online?
No. Three-movie tickets can only be purchased on-site to ensure you pay the correct price based on your membership or ticket package. However, you can reserve seats online. Once paid for, tickets cannot be canceled.
Where can I find the tickets?
On the Quinnie website.
Why can’t I reserve the tickets?
Those darn dwarves and their magical tinkering! Either the website is currently unavailable or the front rows can no longer be reserved. It’s best to contact our friends at Quinnie and get your tickets the old-fashioned way.
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A genetically modified monster cat terrorizes a yacht full of unsympathetic rich people. Sound like fun? It is! The cat effects are spectacularly bad—the monster looks like a wet towel with teeth. UNINVITED is the perfect example of ’80s horror that can’t—or won’t—hide its tiny budget. Bonus: George Kennedy actually fights a stuffed cat.
English without subtitles. 8:15 p.m. Kino Korso Fribourg
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Das Boot is Wolfgang Petersen’s gripping submarine epic—a claustrophobic, intense look into the madness of war. With its groundbreaking cinematography, oppressive sound design, and a compelling ensemble performance, Das Boot is considered one of the most significant German films of all time.
In German without subtitles. 8:15 p.m. cinéMovie Bern
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LOST IN TRANSLATION tells the story of an unusual encounter between an aging movie star and a young woman in bustling Tokyo. Sofia Coppola captures the loneliness of being in a foreign place through pastel-hued neon lights and melancholic moments, allowing a tender, unspoken connection to blossom. An atmospheric masterpiece about the jet lag of the soul, cultural disorientation, and the fleeting moments that touch us in life.
English with German subtitles. 8:30 p.m. Arthouse Movie Zurich
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THE BIRTH OF KITARO: MYSTERY OF GEGEGE
THE BIRTH OF KITARO tells the origin story of the iconic yokai boy through dark, atmospheric imagery. Go Koga delves deep into Shigeru Mizuki’s classic and depicts postwar Japan, where ghosts and humans coexist in an eerie neighborhood. Instead of child-friendly adventures, what awaits us here is a mature, at times unsettling fairy tale about birth, death, and the supernatural. A fresh, unusually dark take on a cult figure.
Advance tickets: Japanese with German subtitles: Bern | Brugg | Frauenfeld | Fribourg | Lucerne | Zurich
Advance tickets: Japanese with French subtitles: Biel | La Chaux-de-Fonds | Fribourg | Martigny | Montreux | Neuchâtel
FYI: Single tickets per film cost CHF 20. A double-feature ticket is only CHF 32! Reserve online and pick up at the box office for a discounted price.
