Cinema highlights after Christmas: Start Esslingen Classic Film Days!

Cinema highlights after Christmas: Start Esslingen Classic Film Days!

Esslingen, Deutschland - From December 28th to 30th, the Central Theater in Esslingen, the oldest cinema of southern Germany, opens its gates for a cinematic festival of a special kind. Under the motto "Life, Jazz, Drama", the initiators Klaus Friedrich and Stephen Reed celebrate the classic film days with nine demonstrations, including Charlie Chaplin's masterpiece "Modern Times". This film series has now developed a loyal audience that appreciates the nostalgic atmosphere of historical cinema. The demonstrations start with afternoon classics every day and culminate in the evening with gripping stories of relationships. Classics such as "The Wizard of Oz" and the Oscar-winning comedy "City Neurotic" take the audience into emotional and entertaining worlds.

acting of acting meets music

The film days not only offer exciting demonstrations, but also live music that makes the experience even more intense. “Mo’ Better Blues ”will be accompanied by a solo of the jazz trumpeter Jakob Bänsch on the opening evening, while the films“ Out of breath ”and“ elevator to the scaffold ”are framed musically by Lars Krech. Such combinations of film and music promise a unique evening program that combines the art of cinema with the energy of jazz, like The Esslinger Zeitung reported.

At the same time, the basketball team of St. Charles East shines at the Montini Christmas Tournament. On Monday, the Saints celebrated an impressive 71-45 victory against Thornton, led by the strong performance of Corinne Reed, which scored 20 points. The team of Coach Katie Claussner is excellent and wants to prove at this top -class tournament that they can compete with the best teams in the state. The Saints, which so far shine with a record of 10-2 this season, have set high goals. Reed emphasizes that they are ready to prove themselves further and see every game as a way to consolidate their status. The Saints, which are captivating through their athletics and teamwork, show that they are not willing to rest on their laurels, such as The Chicago Sun-Times reported.