| Area | Vuelie |
| Organizer | Kulturutvalget
Kulturutvalget (KU)
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| Date | 4. March |
| Time | 21:00 - 23:00 |
| Ticket | 0,- Supermedlem / 40,- Filmklubmedlem / 100,- Nytt filmklubbmedlemskap / 200,- Nytt supermedlemskap |
| Age limit | 18 years |
Bijou: Protected Men (2024)
A mysterious illness. A shift in power. A dangerous truth. Kick off Women’s Week with Protected Men — a radical, feminist film that challenges power structures and gender politics in a dystopian world, where one revelation could change everything.
"Protected Men" takes us to a dystopian Germany transformed by a mysterious illness affecting only men, leading to a dramatic power shift. With women in control of the government, the few remaining “protected men” are tasked with creating a vaccine. At the center of this turmoil is Chancellor Sarah Bedford, who will stop at nothing to maintain her grip on power. When scientist Anita Martinelli uncovers Sarah’s dangerous scheme, she faces an impossible choice: expose the truth and risk everything, or allow the regime’s iron grip to tighten further? As she prepares to act, a shocking revelation threatens to change everything.
Venue: Vuelie
Year of Production: 2024
Director: Irene von Alberti
Nationality: Germany
Duration: 1h 44 min
Tickets purchased at the door
Film Club Member (NFK): 40 NOK
Non-Member: 100 NOK (includes Film Club membership in NFK + first screening free).
We also offer a Super Membership for 200 NOK. This provides Film Club membership in NFK and access to all screenings by the Studentersamfundet Film Club this semester.
NOTE!! The film starts at 21:00.
-> Join Kvinneaften before (kl.18:30): Female perspectives on revenge, anger, and women’s voices in film with Margrethe Bruun Vaage, and gain new insights on feminism beyond rights with Oda Davanger.
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https://www.samfundet.no/arrangement/ical?event_type=movie
This movie is going to be in german, with english subtitles.
Doors: 20:45
Entrance: Edgar
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