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This week's movie debuts.

Emotions run free: the follow-up to Pixar's hit movie "Upside Down" is set to hit theaters, while a film that inspired Oscar-winning documentary "The Zone of Interest" premieres.

The emotions of joy, sorrow, anger, fear and disgust in a scene from the movie "Alles steht Kopf...
The emotions of joy, sorrow, anger, fear and disgust in a scene from the movie "Alles steht Kopf 2".

At the cinema now, there's something fresh and exciting to watch. - This week's movie debuts.

Inside Out Returns, Nine Years Later

It's been nine years since the release of the successful animated film "Inside Out." Now, Pixar is back with a sequel that puts the spotlight on our favorite character, Riley, who is now a teenager. Disney announced in a statement, "As Riley turns 13, she receives a new set of age-appropriate emotions as gifts. These join the already known ones like Doubt, Envy, Boredom, and Shame, really putting the control center inside her head to the test. Fans of the first part, which won an Oscar in 2016 for the depiction of the living emotions, are in for quite a treat."

A Documentary on Rudolf Höss

A new documentary titled "The Shadow of the Commander" opens a window into the life of Rudolf Höss, the commander of the German extermination camp Auschwitz. The film, narrated by his son Hans-Jürgen Höss, begins with them moving into a family villa next to the camp in 1937 when he was three years old. According to the managing agency, "While Hans-Jürgen Höss spent his entire childhood in the family villa in Auschwitz, a Jewish inmate named Anita Lasker-Wallfisch was there, struggling for survival. This film tells the story of an incredible encounter where the two - both of them in their old age and from two completely different worlds - meet each other across a living room in London. As they do, they're accompanied by their children, Kai Höss and Maya Lasker-Wallfisch, who relay their views on the challenges they each carry due to their respective backgrounds."

(The Shadow of the Commander, directed by Daniela Volker, with Hans-Jürgen Höss, Kai Höss, Anita Lasker-Wallfisch, Maya Lasker-Wallfisch) (Great Britain 2024)

Read also:

  1. If you're interested in historical documentaries, don't miss "The Shadow of the Commander," which explores the life of Rudolf Höss, the commander of the German extermination camp Auschwitz, in cinemas this year.
  2. Despite the ongoing excitement around the release of Pixar Animation Studios' sequel "Inside Out Returns," it's worth noting that other fascinating films are making their way to cinema screens in Germany.
  3. After the success of "Inside Out," which won an Oscar in 2016 for its depiction of living emotions, Disney is once again turning heads with its latest animated movie release.
  4. For those who enjoy documentary films, "The Shadow of the Commander" offers an extraordinary encounter between Hans-Jürgen Höss, the son of Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Höss, and Holocaust survivor Anita Lasker-Wallfisch.
  5. Berlin's bustling cinema scene is also home to several Oscar-nominated films, such as last year's blockbuster "Soul," which pioneered the blend of animation and real-world themes much like Pixar's "Inside Out Returns."

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