movie nights

Dear Rabbit fans,
our movie nights are back!

this week we are screening German New Wave director Wim Wenders' acclaimed film "Paris, Texas", a visual masterpiece that erects the nostalgia of the American southwestern type, with stunning landscapes and slide soundtrack by Ry Cooder - whose main theme is based on Blind Willie Jonhson's "Dark Was the Night". Palme d'Or winner at 1984 Cannes festival, this film has been described to be the great German director's love letter to America.

One not to be missed! - or a must see once more...

Bring all your friends. This is a free event!
We have booze for

Dear Rabbit fans,
this week we are entering the highly stylized and colorful world of Jacques Demy's acclaimed musical 'Les Demoiselles de Rochefort'. This 1967 old Hollywood inspired musically charged film by French New Wave era filmmaker (and husband of Agnes Varda) stars Catherine Deneuve, her late sister Francoise Dorleac (who was killed in a car accident shortly after filming), and Gene Kelly's classic dance moves.

Come take over our couches for this delightful act on the big screen.
It's FREE and BYOB!
opens at 8pm (movie starts around 8:30pm)

- Rabbit Love

Dear Rabbit fans,
this week we are screening the melodramatic soviet musical 'Circus', one of the many musicals produced under the propagandist Stalin cinema era - which was meant to alleviate the hardship of soviet life under his power - directed by Grigori Aleksandrov. Made in 1936, this film has become a Russian classic starring the beloved actress/singer Lyubov Orlova (equivalent to Marlene Dietrich in Russia). 

Hope you can make it for this cinematic gem!

It's FREE and we now serve beers and wine at our screenings (but to BYOB is still welcomed)

doors open at 8pm movie starts at 8:30pm.

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