Screening of the biographical period drama about writer Thomas Mann and his daughter Erika on a road trip through post-war Germany.
Fatherland screens at Phoenix Picturehouse on Monday 19 October at 5.30pm. It's a biographical period drama that follows writer Thomas Mann and his daughter Erika on a road trip through post-war Germany, so it's a family story set against a country picking up the pieces after the war.
If you're not already familiar with the venue, Phoenix Picturehouse is one of Oxford's older cinemas, a century-old spot with two screens and a friendly upstairs bar. The bar stocks a wide range of wines, spirits and bottled beers, alongside popcorn, hot and cold drinks and snacks, so it's an easy place to settle in before the film starts. Accessibility facilities are available on site.
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For those who go often, the cinema runs a membership from £6.99 a month that includes free cinema tickets, discounts on food and drinks, no booking fees and priority booking. Beyond the screenings, they hire out for parties, private screenings and corporate events, and run a Kids' Club with UNICEF. The film starts at 5.30pm on Monday 19 October.
