Wiesbaden's Senior Advisory Council Screens a Classic Film at Murnau Cinema, Opening the Theater to All Generations at an Affordable Price
Classic 1932 Comedy A Brilliant Idea Returns to Murnau Cinema for One Afternoon
Wiesbaden's Senior Advisory Council is bringing fresh energy to the city's cinema scene. This Wednesday afternoon, the Murnau-Filmtheater will open its doors to screen a timeless classic—a film that blends speed, wit, and music. The screening begins at 3:30 PM and is explicitly aimed at audiences of all ages.
Senior Advisory Council: At a Glance
- Film Classic:A Brilliant Idea (Ein toller Einfall)
- Admission: €5.00
- When: Wednesday, April 1, 2026, 3:30 PM
- Where: Murnau-Filmtheater, Murnaustraße 6, 65189 Wiesbaden
Before the curtain rises, a short film studies introduction will provide context on the work and its era. The Afternoon Film Classics series doesn't just screen movies—it explains, contextualizes, and sparks curiosity. The goal is to create an experience that engages younger viewers while evoking nostalgia for older audiences.
Mistaken Identities, Rhythm, and Humor
The 1932 comedy A Brilliant Idea follows a painter who impulsively transforms a castle into a sports hotel. Guests arrive, a revue troupe stirs up chaos, and a case of mistaken identity sets off a whirlwind of mishaps. The cast, led by Willy Fritsch and Dorothea Wieck, delivers a performance brimming with energy and charm. The film thrives on its music, snappy dialogue, and humor that still resonates today.
Cinema as a Shared Space
Tickets cost just six euros and are available at the box office, online, or by reservation. The initiative proves that cinema brings people together. Those who take part will discover just how vibrant film history can feel—right here in Wiesbaden.
