Fulda (pm/cb) – Antonius shows the fantastic musical comedy “Wonka”. The film will be shown as part of the participatory project “Cinema can do more” on Saturday, December 7th, 2024, at 7 p.m. in the festival barn (An St. Kathrin 4, 36041 Fulda). Admission is from 6:30 p.m.
The film shows the prequel to “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”, in which the young illiterate Willy Wonka, played by Timothée Chalamet, opens his first shop as a chocolate maker. The inventor meets well-meaning friends who help him with problems with a chocolate cartel so that he can sell his chocolate everywhere.
The film evening is organized by the antonius residential council, i.e. the residents of antonius – from the film selection to the technology to the popcorn sale. Entry costs four euros per person (reduced three euros), entry is free for children up to 14 years and participants. If you want, you can have a say in the film selection and support the project team in the preparation and follow-up. The venue is barrier-free and the films can also be accompanied by subtitles and audio descriptions using your own smartphone and the Greta app. Assistance available upon request from the project team.
**How does the “Cinema can do more” project aim to use film screenings as a tool for community engagement and social impact beyond simple entertainment?**
## World Today News Presents: Spotlight on “Wonka” – A Community Cinematic Experience
**Welcome to World Today News, where we delve into the latest events and cultural happenings.** Today, we’re discussing the exciting upcoming screening of *Wonka*, hosted by the antonius residential council in Fulda. Joining us are two special guests:
* **Lena Schmidt**, a film enthusiast and local resident, eager to see *Wonka*.
* **Thomas Müller**, a member of the antonius residential council, instrumental in organizing this event.
**Let’s begin by exploring the film itself.**
**Section 1: Immerse yourself in the world of “Wonka”**
* Lena, what draws you to see *Wonka*? Are you particularly excited about the prequel aspect, or Timothée Chalamet’s portrayal of Willy Wonka?
* Thomas, why did the antonius residential council choose *Wonka*? What message or themes do you hope it will resonate with the audience?
**Section 2: The power of community cinema**
* Thomas, tell us about the “Cinema can do more” project. What inspired this initiative, and what are some of its goals beyond simply screening films?
* Lena, how important is it for you to have access to events like this, organized by and for the community? What do you see as the benefits of experiencing cinema in this way?
**Section 3: Accessibility and inclusivity**
* Thomas, the article mentions the venue’s barrier-free accessibility and options for subtitles and audio descriptions. Can you elaborate on these efforts to make the event inclusive for everyone?
* Lena, what does inclusive cinema mean to you? How do initiatives like this impact your own experience and enjoyment of films?
**Section 4: Looking to the future – Beyond “Wonka”**
* Thomas, what are your hopes for the future of the “Cinema can do more” project? What other types of films or events would you like to see included?
* Lena, what would you encourage others in the community to do to support initiatives like this?
* **Thank you to our guests, Lena and Thomas, for sharing their insights and enthusiasm. And thank you to World Today News viewers for joining us. We hope this discussion has sparked your interest in “Wonka” and the power of community cinema.**
**Remember, the screening of *Wonka* takes place on Saturday, December 7th, 2024, at 7 p.m. in the festival barn in Fulda. Ticket information is available on the antonius website. We hope to see you there!**