Stadtkino screens Michel Gondry’s film starring Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet in an additional showing following October’s Classic Sneak. It follows a couple who have memories of their relationship erased. The screening on 4 November starts at 8 pm.
€10.50, concessions €9.50
Stadtkino screens Michel Gondry’s film starring Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet in an additional showing following October’s Classic Sneak. It follows a couple who have memories of their relationship erased. The screening on 4 November starts at 8 pm.
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