Screening of the biographical period drama about writer Thomas Mann and his daughter Erika on a road trip through post-war Germany.
Fatherland opens at Phoenix Picturehouse on Friday 23 October, with screenings running through to Thursday 29 October. It's a biographical period drama that follows 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 most influential German writers of the twentieth century, and this is a look at him and his daughter on the road in the years after the war. It's a biographical piece, so it's built around the real people and the real time, rather than a fictionalised version of them.
It's showing at the Phoenix Picturehouse on Walton Street, which is a century-old Oxford cinema with two screens and a friendly upstairs bar. The bar stocks a wide range of wines, spirits and bottled beers, so it's an easy spot to grab a drink before or after a session. The cinema also runs a Kids' Club presented by Picturehouse and UNICEF.
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There's a membership available from £6.99 a month that gets you free cinema tickets, discounts on food and drinks, no booking fees and priority booking. If you go regularly, it's worth having.
The screenings run across the week: Friday 23 October at 11.00am, 3.35pm and 8.45pm; Saturday 24 October at 12.15pm and 5.30pm; Sunday 25 October at 11.45am and 7.00pm; Monday 26 October at 11.30am and 8.20pm; Tuesday 27 October at 12.45pm and 4.45pm; Wednesday 28 October at 8.40pm; and Thursday 29 October at 1.00pm and 4.45pm. That's a good spread of morning, afternoon and evening slots, so you can fit it in whenever suits you best.
