Artkeim² is a label of UCM.ONE for very special films. They are bizarre, they make people think or break a taboo. Every film released on the label Artkeim² is special and absolutely worth seeing. Artheim-movies are Arthouse in the original sense.
The name Artkeim² consists of the two parts Art- for Art and -keim (“Keim” is the German name for “origin” or “embryo”). The “2 in the square” at the end symbolizes the connection to the city of Mannheim and also includes a reference to the fact that Mannheim is also known as “Die Quadratenstadt” because of the blocks in the city center. The film label Artkeim², which in the meantime has settled in Berlin, was originally founded in Mannheim.
But beware: films for “casually look” or “watching on a sideline” are not on the label Artkeim². You should take the time to look at these cinematographic works in calm and to be on.
The following feature films with fictional or narrated acts were previously published on the film label Artheim²:
More information about the films listed above (synopsis, backgrounds, trailers, participants & actors, awards) you can get by clicking on the poster of the film you want to get more information about.
The Édition ParaSol Videothèque was founded in 2018 because of the 80th birthday of the actress Romy Schneider. The edition of the label Artkeim² puts the focus on high-quality French Arthaus film classics with an emphasis on dramas, where also intersections and points of contact with thriller or comedies are possible. The goal is to publish the selected films in remastered versions in HD.
More information about the films with Romy Schneider listed above (synopsis, backgrounds, trailers, participants & actors, awards) you can get by clicking on the poster of the film you want to get more information about.
The term “Film Noir” was first used in 1946 by the French film critic Nino Frank. After the end of the Second World War Hollywood movies came to Europe, which were perceived as a group here because of their gloomy mood and their contrasting black and white aesthetics. The roots of Film Noir lie both in German expressionist silent film and in the US crime literature of the 1920s and 1930s. Accordingly, the films are mostly characterized by a pictorial design dominated by strong chiaroscuro contrasts, mysterious or bitter protagonists and often play in urban milieus with shady private detectives between the fronts, gangsters and dangerously beautiful women. The focus is on crime and violence, existential crises and broken relationships.
The Édition Film Noir on the label Artkeim² was founded in 2019. On this label new Film Noir pearls are regularly released physically and digitally. Each new film of the numbered series will be available in a limited media book.
More information about the films listed above (synopsis, backgrounds, trailers, participants & actors, awards) you can often get by clicking on the poster of the film you want to get more information about.
What would films be without the right music? For this reason, UCM.ONE also releases the corresponding “Original Soundtracks” for some films. While the term “soundtrack” literally refers to the “sound track” with parts of sounds, music and effects of a film, TV programme or show, the abbreviation “OST” or the term “original soundtrack” usually stands for the music that can be heard in the film, although usually only excerpts of the entire music tracks are part in the film.
More information about the original soundtracks listed above (backgrounds, people involved) can be found by clicking on the cover of the soundtrack you want to know more about.
From today, Thursday 7 November 2024, ‘Martin reads the Quran’ (German title: “Martin liest den Koran”) can be seen in cinemas across Germany. The film, in which Ulrich Tukur plays one of the leading roles, addresses current issues such as identity, radicalisation and cultural tensions. Ulrich Tukur gives the film a strong and thoughtful depth…
The psychological religious thriller about a family man of Iranian descent (Zejhun Demirov) who wants to get an assurance from a professor of Islamic studies (Ulrich Tukur) that the Quran allows the killing of third parties under certain circumstances had its Berlin and theatrical premiere in front of a sold-out house at the traditional Berlin…
The psychological thriller “Martin liest den Koran” (Martin Reads the Quran) by Jurijs Saule celebrates its German premiere today at the Hof International Film Festival. The theatrical release premiere will be celebrated on Wednesday, 6 November 2024 with a screening at Babylon Mitte in Berlin with the film team and guests. The regular theatrical release…
The Israeli anti-war film “The Vanishing Soldier” (German title: “Der verschwundene Soldat”) by Dani Rosenberg will be shown nationwide starting this week, but also daily at CineK in Oldenburg. This Sunday, September 20, 2024, at 6:30 p.m., after the screening of the film (in the Hebrew original with German subtitles) in Oldenburg, there will be…
Today, the new film “The Vanishing Soldier” (German title: “Der verschwundene Soldat”) by Dani Rosenberg is released in German cinemas. In addition to the original Hebrew version, UCM.ONE presents the film for the first time in a German dubbed version on the label Artkeim². The film, about Shlomi, an 18-year-old Israeli IDF soldier who disobeys…
One week before the official cinema release on 7 November, the Biberach Film Festival will present Jurijs Saule’s debut feature film “Martin Reads the Quran” (German title: “Martin liest den Koran”) in a festival preview. The drama, whose script won the German Film Award(Lola) for best unfilmed script in 2022, is celebrating another sneak preview…
