When does Everytime start at filmforum Duisburg?

The screening begins on August 11, 2026, at 17:45.

How much do the tickets cost?

The regular admission is €9.90, reduced €8.50.

How long is the film?

Everytime has a runtime of 123 minutes.

Is filmforum accessible?

According to the cinema's website, the building is not barrier-free. There are 5 steps to the foyer, 23 steps to the large hall, and 40 steps to the small hall.

How do I best get to filmforum?

Duisburg main station is about a 15-minute walk away. Several tram, subway, and bus lines also serve the area near Dellplatz.

Are there parking options nearby?

Yes, there are numerous parking spaces available around filmforum. From 20:00, some of them can be used for free.

Everytime at filmforum Duisburg: A poetic drama about loss and memory

Name: Everytime
Start: 2026-08-11T19:45:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-11T21:48:00+02:00
Location: filmforum

Everytime at filmforum Duisburg: A quiet drama full of images, loss, and memory

With Everytime, a visually dense drama comes to filmforum at Dellplatz on August 11, 2026, which resonates more than it tells. Sandra Wollner directs a story about loss, closeness, and the fragile continuation of life with an imagery that floats between Berlin morning light, layers of memory, and holiday heat in Tenerife.

A film that makes memory visible

At the center is 16-year-old Jessie, whose death puts the lives of her mother Ela, her sister Melli, and her friend Lux into a state of tentative understanding. The film does not follow a loud dramaturgy but rather a subtle, almost painfully precise staging: images become storage places, sight lines become emotional spaces, fleeting impressions become a silent stage experience. Cinematographer Gregory Oke opens the scenes for light, color, and perception.

Direction with international renown

Sandra Wollner, born in Austria and living in Berlin, combines precise acting with cool yet highly poetic direction. Everytime was shown at Cannes in the Un Certain Regard section; the film's signature has been described in advance reports as extraordinary and visually outstanding. Those who love contemporary cinema will not experience a simple plot here but a demanding engagement with loss, memory, and the power of images.

The filmforum as a fitting venue

filmforum Duisburg brings precisely the theater atmosphere that such works need: a hall with historical character, the latest technology, and an audience proximity that makes every silence audible. The cinema is known as a municipal house with a film historical tradition and offers a place at Dellplatz 16 where demanding art house cinema unfolds in concentrated form. For travel, train connections, bus lines, and parking options are available around Dellplatz.

However, the building is not barrier-free; for people with severe disabilities and a registered companion, there is a free ticket for the companion with timely reservation. Such notes make planning a visit to the cinema manageable and reliable.

Why the evening is worth it

Everytime promises an intense stage experience on the screen: no loud spectacle, but a finely composed emotional drama with strong imagery, clever dramaturgy, and sustainable audience reactions. Anyone who loves cinema as an art form should not miss this date.

An evening for all who seek contemporary cinema with a stance and want to engage in a moving, elegant, and resonant film experience. Mark the date in filmforum Duisburg now and be there live.