Film
Two to One (12A)
We apologise that all screenings are currently cancelled due to a major projector failure. We are working hard to be back on screen by Tuesday 6th May and will keep you updated. All ticket holders for screenings this week will be contacted.
Dir. Natja Brunkhorst, Germany, 2024, 116 mins. In German with English subtitles. Cast. Sandra Hüller, Max Riemelt, Ronald Zehrfeld.
In the long, hot East German summer of 1990, Maren, Robert and Volker have known and loved each other since childhood. In the final weeks before reunification and with Germany about to change forever, the trio stumble across a fortune in soon-to-be-worthless East German currency, left to rot in Government storage. With just days to work out what to do with this unexpected windfall before it becomes useless, the three assemble the friends and neighbours living in their crumbling apartment block and together hatch an elaborate plan to exchange the cash for goods – outwitting the incoming Westerners and their capitalism before time runs out.
Runner Up in the Glasgow Film Festival 2025’s Audience Award competition.
Joy Of Cinema is a strand of films designed by Tull Stories as a fun trip out for fans of world cinema.
For detailed information about the film's age rating and content notices, you can visit the BBFC website and search the film title, then scroll down to the “Content Advice” section: www.bbfc.co.uk
Dir. Natja Brunkhorst, Germany, 2024, 116 mins. In German with English subtitles. Cast. Sandra Hüller, Max Riemelt, Ronald Zehrfeld.
In the long, hot East German summer of 1990, Maren, Robert and Volker have known and loved each other since childhood. In the final weeks before reunification and with Germany about to change forever, the trio stumble across a fortune in soon-to-be-worthless East German currency, left to rot in Government storage. With just days to work out what to do with this unexpected windfall before it becomes useless, the three assemble the friends and neighbours living in their crumbling apartment block and together hatch an elaborate plan to exchange the cash for goods – outwitting the incoming Westerners and their capitalism before time runs out.
Runner Up in the Glasgow Film Festival 2025’s Audience Award competition.
Joy Of Cinema is a strand of films designed by Tull Stories as a fun trip out for fans of world cinema.
For detailed information about the film's age rating and content notices, you can visit the BBFC website and search the film title, then scroll down to the “Content Advice” section: www.bbfc.co.uk
