The Münchner Kammerspiele are one of the leading theaters in the German-speaking world and stand for bold, contemporary theatrical art.
With a diverse ensemble and over 300 employees, they bring socially relevant topics to the stage and develop new artistic forms – often through long-term, international collaborations.
As the “theater of the city,” they are closely connected to Munich’s history and present, and are committed to democracy, diversity, and openness.
Since their founding, they have shaped cultural life as a place of renewal, dialogue, and aesthetic innovation.
The Münchner Kammerspiele have been a project partner of KINO ASYL since 2016 – and for many years have celebrated outstanding festival openings on their stages.
Maximilianstraße 26-28, 80539 München
“I chose this film because the story reflects my own life. The boys (actors) in the film decide to deceive others. Some of them are homeless or orphans who grew up without parental care and in difficult circumstances. This led them to make poor career choices, such as turning to fraud. That’s why my friends […]
When Art Becomes a Message. As always, we talk about the war—but no one listens. That’s why today, we listen with feeling. Through music, one can express the soul.
“I want to show this film because the topic is very important to me. Like the main character in the film, I am also an actress. Since coming to Germany, I have only been able to truly be one. If I had stayed in Afghanistan, I would be in a similar situation as the woman […]
“I left Uganda and moved to Denmark to start a new life. And then I left Denmark and my job there as well to start over once again, because my family couldn’t accept that I’m queer. I mean, that’s exactly what “The Night I Left America” is about: making the hardest decisions.”
The film tells the story of a young man who fled the war in Yemen, only to be confronted with a new war inside his own mind. The question remains: can he escape once again?
For many years, Iran has been a refuge for refugees from Afghanistan. War, human rights violations, and the power of the Taliban make a dignified life in their own country hopeless. Many Afghans therefore flee into exile to protect their children and somehow survive. But in Iran, they face many other problems. This documentary film […]
On Sunday, September 27, 2020, the war began. We had just started our first semester in journalism. For the newcomers, it was not easy to gain their first professional experiences amid the war. It was also difficult to follow events from afar. We decided to travel to Artsakh. After several failed attempts, we finally succeeded […]
In this film, we show different generations of Ukrainians who have survived difficult times and fought for the independence of our country.
