Wrong Move
Wrong Move (1975) © Salaud Morisset

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Wrong Move

Wim Wenders | West Germany | 1975 | R18+

When

Wed 25 Mar 2026

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The Bildungsroman originated in the late 18th century, commonly following a young protagonist who goes out into the world seeking personal development and education. Although Goethe’s 1795 Bildungsroman Wilhelm Meister’s Apprenticeship was the basis for Peter Handke’s screenplay, Wenders’ Wilhelm (Rüdiger Vogler) traverses contemporary Germany with a resigned, post-1960s pessimism, encountering the potent spectres of Germany’s past. This is contrasted with the rich images of the land itself, from the glistening Elbe River in northern Germany to the snowy Zugspitze mountain in the south. Co-starring Hanna Schygulla and featuring Nastassja Kinski in her debut film role.

Format: 4K DCP
Language: German with English subtitles
Source: Salaud Morisset
Courtesy: Salaud Morisset
Runtime: 104 mins

Event duration

104 mins

Rating

R18+

High level sexual activity

Where

Cinema 1, Level 2
ACMI, Fed Square

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