When does the screening take place?

On 04.07.2026 at 14:30 in the ASTOR Film Lounge at ARRI in Munich.

How long does the event last?

The event is scheduled between 14:30 and 17:30.

How much do the tickets cost?

Tickets cost 15 Euros per seat.

Where exactly does Elodie take place?

In the ASTOR Film Lounge at ARRI, Türkenstraße 91, 80799 Munich.

Is the event indoors?

Yes, the screening takes place in a cinema hall and is therefore an indoor event.

Are there any accessibility guidelines?

The ASTOR Film Lounge is accessible via elevator according to barrier-free Munich guidelines.

Elodie in Munich: A Quiet Festival Evening Full of Tension and Emotion

Name: Elodie
Start: 2026-07-04T16:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-04T19:30:00+02:00
Location: ASTOR Film Lounge im ARRI

A Quiet Festival Moment with Great Impact

With Elodie, the FILMFEST MÜNCHEN 2026 presents a finely observed drama about family, vulnerability, and the power of repressed memories. The screening on 04.07.2026 at 14:30 in the ASTOR Film Lounge at ARRI is aimed at those who seek not just images in cinema, but emotional resonance.

Intimate Story, Big Screen

The film follows Elodie on a journey to her old homeland, where personal crises and a long-hidden family secret overlap. This very tension makes the festival contribution enticing: quiet moments, precise dialogues, and a narrative style that takes its time for nuances. The audience experiences a concert-like experience of a different kind - with a focused atmosphere, fine dramaturgy, and that special audience mood that only a festival can evoke.

The Right Stage for Sensitive Art House Cinema

The ASTOR Film Lounge at ARRI provides the perfect setting for such a work. The traditional cinema on Türkenstraße combines comfortable viewing with an elegant, clear presentation on a large screen. Especially in a drama like Elodie, light, composition, and sound have a particularly intense effect.

Festival Flair in Munich

The FILMFEST MÜNCHEN is one of the most important film events in the German-speaking world and brings together new productions, premieres, and audience discussions every year. Elodie fits into this environment as a sensitive, internationally compatible contribution that narrates familial conflicts and inner fractures. For those who enjoy discoveries, this event offers exactly that mix of authors' cinema, emotional depth, and cinematic precision that makes festivals so special.

Conclusion: Elodie promises an intense festival afternoon full of emotion, narrative clarity, and quiet power. Those who appreciate strong stories on the big screen should not miss this live screening in Munich.