Special (English spoken) screening by our Student Film Club: Beyond the Screen, which organizes a themed movie night once a month. Tickets €8,50, free drink included. Students only!

‘Beyond the Screen is celebrating National Dog Day during the month of August!

Isle of Dogs directed by Wes Anderson is a movie purely focused on dogs where in a dystopian world all dogs have been banished to a garbage dump island. What does a world look like if it were just dogs? Come watch with us and em-bark on this journey!’

Isle of Dogs is a heartfelt and inventive stop-motion animated film in which Wes Anderson creates a dystopian world filled with humor and heart.

In a futuristic Japan, the authoritarian Mayor Kobayashi banishes all dogs to a remote trash island, where a brave boy, Atari, embarks on a quest to find his lost pet. The film blends rich visual storytelling with a touching narrative about friendship, loyalty, and rebellion. Featuring an impressive voice cast, including Bryan Cranston, Edward Norton, and Bill Murray, Anderson infuses the film with both Japanese cinema influences and his signature whimsical style. Isle of Dogs is a captivating and bold adventure that serves as both a tribute to dogs and a celebration of the spirit of resistance.