At Manchester's Cornerhouse
Hannah Arendt
12A- Margarethe von Trotta
- In English, French, German
- 113 mins
Hannah Arendt looks at the life of the influential German-Jewish philosopher and political theorist. In 1961, Arendt reported for the New Yorker on the war crimes trial of Nazi SS lieutenant colonel Adolf Eichmann in Jerusalem. Her articles, which introduced the now-famous concept of the banality of evil, triggered unprecedented controversy with Jewish public figures and even some of Hannah’s friends, who accused her of rationalising Nazi barbarism. Using footage from the Eichmann trial and weaving a narrative that spans three countries, Margarethe von Trotta has created an engaging and highly dramatic film.
Event
The 18:05 screening of Hannah Arendt on Tue 8 October will be accompanied by a free post-screening discussion led by Dr Andy Willis, Dr Shivani Pal and Richard Lees. This discussion will explore the legacy of Hannah Arendt’s ideas with regard to international justice and human rights, and we’ll also examine the portrayal of Hannah Arendt and Mary McCarthy in this film.
More Info
Cast: Barbara Sukowa, Axel Milberg, Janet McTeer
Country: Germany, Luxemburg, France
Year: 2012
Subtitles
Country: Germany, Luxemburg, France
Year: 2012
Subtitles
Screening times
- FRI 27
SEP17:3020:20 - SAT 28
SEP14:0017:30 - SUN 29
SEP14:1020:20 - MON 30
SEP17:30 - TUE 01
OCT17:30 - WED 02
OCT14:0020:20 - THU 03
OCT14:0017:30
- FRI 04
OCT13:20 - SAT 05
OCT18:0020:25 - SUN 06
OCT15:4520:25 - MON 07
OCT20:25 - TUE 08
OCT18:0520:25 - WED 09
OCT15:4520:25 - THU 10
OCT15:4520:25
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