Screening of the biographical period drama about writer Thomas Mann and his daughter Erika on a road trip through post-war Germany.
Fatherland is showing at Curzon Oxford on Wednesday 21 October, with the screening starting at 6.20pm. It's a biographical period drama that follows the writer Thomas Mann and his daughter Erika on a road trip through post-war Germany.
If you're not familiar with the name, Thomas Mann was one of the big German writers of the early twentieth century, and this is a look at him in a very specific, personal setting. The story centres on the relationship between him and Erika, and the road trip through post-war Germany provides the backdrop for the two of them to spend time together. It's a biographical piece, so it's based on their real lives, and the period drama setting puts them right in the middle of Germany as it was picking itself up after the war.
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It's a 12A, so it's suitable for a broad audience. The screening is at Curzon Oxford, which is right in the city centre, and it runs at 6.20pm on Wednesday 21 October.
