Tuesday
01.09. 20:15
20:15
Gartenbaukino
Wien
OmeU

The Sky Crawlers

Wednesday
02.09. 20:30
20:30
Gartenbaukino
Wien
OmeU

Patlabor: The Movie

Thursday
03.09. 17:45
17:45
Gartenbaukino
Wien
OmeU

Patlabor 2: The Movie

Friday
04.09. 19:00
19:00
Gartenbaukino
Wien
OmdU

Angel’s Egg (4K Restauration)

Saturday
05.09. 20:00
20:00
Gartenbaukino
Wien
OmeU

The Red Spectacles

Monday
07.09. 17:30
17:30
Gartenbaukino
Wien
OV

Garm Wars: The Last Druid

Tuesday
08.09. 17:00
17:00
Gartenbaukino
Wien
OmeU

Ghost in the Shell

Wednesday
09.09. 17:00
17:00
Gartenbaukino
Wien
OmdU

Angel’s Egg (4K Restauration)

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For information on accessibility, wheelchair spaces and reservation options, please refer to the websites of the cinemas. The cinema schedule is without guarantee.

Summer breaks:
Filmmuseum: July 5 through early September
Stadtkino: July 23–August 19
Gartenbaukino: August 3–27
Admiral Kino: August 3–20
Kino im Kesselhaus: July 19–September 3
Rechbauer August 7-13

 

Filmreihe

Angels and Ghosts – A TRIBUTE TO MAMORU OSHII

Date From 28.8. to 6.9.

Location Gartenbaukino

In celebration of the 75th birthday of one of the most influential filmmakers in animation cinema

Mamoru Oshii’s films do not provide answers. How could they, given the deeply philosophical and profoundly human themes they explore? Instead, his films ask questions that linger long after the credits roll, spark passionate discussions, and open up new perspectives. His filmography confronts the uncertainties of life head-on, painting them onto the screen with breathtaking visual strokes.

In summer 2026, the master filmmaker turns 75. We could not pass up the opportunity to honor his remarkable career with a retrospective. Like the basset hounds that make appearances in many of his films, we invite you to embark on a journey deep into his filmography.

Our present is particularly marked by uncertainty and doubt. Mamoru Oshii invites us to explore these open questions together through the profound imagery of his films. Along the way, he finds unique approaches to philosophical, religious, and political themes. It is no wonder that filmmakers such as the Wachowski sisters, James Cameron, and Steven Spielberg are among his greatest admirers.