Invitation to the cinema for Kulturpass holders
Bitzbouf – a Luxembourgish film for the whole family to enjoy!
Cultur’all invites Kulturpass holders to discover Bitzbouf, a Luxembourgish animated film full of humour, poetry and tenderness, during three special screenings in three cinemas across the country.
Each screening will be an opportunity to share a warm moment with family or friends. The film will be screened in Luxembourgish, and a surprise awaits children at each screening.
The screenings will take place:
Saturday 13 December at 10 a.m. at Kinépolis Kirchberg
Breakfast will be provided before the screening (at 9 a.m.).
Saturday 13 December at 4.30 p.m. at Ciné Prabbeli in Wiltz
A get-together and a little surprise will accompany the film (at 4 p.m.).
Sunday 14 December at 4 p.m. at Ciné Starlight in Dudelange
A get-together and a little surprise will accompany the film (at 3.30pm).
Reservation required:
Please send your surname, first name and Kulturpass number to the following address: kino@culturall.lu.
If you are unable to attend, please let us know by email so that we can offer the place to another family.
Pitch:
Bitzbouf is the Luxembourg adaptation of the international film Stitch Head, directed by Steve Hudson and inspired by the graphic novel by British author Guy Bass. This fantastical and comical animated film, co-produced by Germany, Luxembourg and the United Kingdom, plunges us into the endearing world of a little patched-up monster, straight out of the laboratory at Grotteskew Castle. Trailer
A forgotten but loyal creature, Bitzbouf discreetly helps his creator perfect his experiments… until the day he decides to leave the castle to join a travelling circus. A funny, sensitive adventure suitable for all ages 6 and up.
Film duration: 89 minutes.
We would like to extend our warmest thanks to Rotary Horizon Luxembourg, the City of Luxembourg, the City of Dudelange and Œuvre Saint-Nicolas Wiltz for their generous support. We would also like to thank the cinemas Kinepolis Kirchberg, Ciné Café Prabbeli Wiltz and Ciné Starlight in Dudelange, without whose valuable contribution these film screenings – and the surprises offered to the children – would not have been possible.
