Adnan Köse: Celebrating 30 Years of Cinematic Genius in Dinslaken
Ah, Dinslaken—a place where the streets potentially hold more drama than your average soap opera. And this Saturday, March 16th, at 10:45 a.m., it’s getting even more exciting as we celebrate a gentleman who has dedicated three decades to evoking laughter, tears, and perhaps a few confused glances from audiences all over the place. Yes, folks, Adnan Köse is throwing a party and you’re invited! And by invited, I mean you can buy a ticket!
Lights, Camera, Action!
Our dear Adnan is taking over the Lichtburg Dinslaken, a venue that has clearly stood the test of time, much like a good hair gel. You see, Adnan has a special fondness for this place, having watched his formative films here and later stepping onto its stage for his own premieres. It’s like returning to your childhood home, only with more popcorn and less chance of your mum finding your old diary!
What’s on the agenda, you ask? The man himself will be showcasing the cinema version of “Red March”—which I guess is what happens when someone forgets to bring their umbrella to a film festival. This particular version is *at least* a Dinslaken premiere, because who doesn’t love a bit of local flavor? Previously, audiences could only feast their eyes on it at the Kathrin-Türks-Halle or when they were cheeky enough to tune into its live stream during the pandemic—talk about making theatre accessible!
Play or Film? Why Not Both!
Now, hold onto your smartphones, because “Red March” is a delightful hybrid of theatrical and cinematic storytelling. It’s like mixing your favorite chocolate with peanut butter and somehow making it a hundred times better—if you haven’t tried that combo, what have you been doing with your life?!
Walk Down Memory Lane
You’ll also get a sneak peek into the past as Köse will present snippets from his illustrious career, kicking off with his win of the NRW Screenplay Prize 30 years ago. Talk about an accomplishment! I mean, the only prize I’ve ever won was for “Best Couch Potato,” and let’s be honest, that’s not quite the same!
Now, tickets are priced at a mere 7.50 euros—an absolute steal if you ask me. You can grab them here. Just make sure to arrive early because the doors open at 10 a.m., and the entire event wraps up by 1:30 p.m. So, if you plan to have a mid-day nap, this is probably not the event for you!
So come one, come all, and join the celebration of 30 years of creativity, storytelling, and perhaps a little bit of chaos. Adnan Köse continues to prove that age is merely a number, especially when you’ve got a film screening to conquer! Now, who’s bringing the popcorn?
Dinslaken is set to host an exciting public film screening of the much-anticipated “Red March” at the historic Lichtburg Dinslaken. This cinematic event is accompanied by exclusive recordings available beforehand as a “preliminary program,” heightening the anticipation for attendees.
Adnan Köse is proudly commemorating a remarkable three-decade journey in the film and stage industry. For this special occasion, the celebrated actor, director, screenwriter, and producer chose the Lichtburg Dinslaken—a venue that holds deep personal significance for him, having been a part of his life since childhood.
It was within these walls that Köse first encountered films that shaped his artistic vision, and he has since returned to premiere his own cinematic creations. The anniversary celebration on Saturday, March 16th, at 10:45 a.m., features the Dinslaken premiere of the cinema version of “Red March.” This film adaptation has previously only been performed on the stage of the Kathrin-Türks-Halle or as a live-streamed event during the challenging times of the pandemic, when live audiences were restricted. The play itself intricately weaves together elements of theater and film, a unique aspect that is artfully embraced in this theatrical version.
In the opening program, Adnan Köse will present a short film showcasing highlights from his extensive body of work, which began in November 1993 when he was honored with the NRW Screenplay Prize. This nostalgic journey will also offer insights into his life since his early days in 1976. Tickets for this captivating event are priced at 7.50 euros and can be purchased at www.kino.dinslaken.de. Doors will open at 10 a.m., and the event is scheduled to conclude at 1:30 p.m.
### Interview with Adnan Köse: Celebrating 30 Years of Cinematic Genius
**Interviewer**: Adnan, congratulations on reaching this milestone! How does it feel to celebrate 30 years in the industry?
**Adnan Köse**: Thank you! It’s a surreal feeling, to be honest. Thirty years seems like a long time, but in the world of cinema, it feels like just yesterday that I started. This celebration is not just about me; it’s about everyone who’s been part of this journey, from colleagues to audiences.
**Interviewer**: You’re hosting a special event at the Lichtburg Dinslaken. What made you choose this venue?
**Adnan Köse**: Lichtburg holds a special place in my heart. It’s where I watched my favorite films growing up, and later, it became the stage for my own premieres. It feels like coming home, and what better place to celebrate than where it all began?
**Interviewer**: You’ll be showcasing “Red March” at the event. Can you tell us what makes this film special, and how does it differ from your previous works?
**Adnan Köse**: “Red March” is a unique blend of theater and cinema, something I’m really excited about. It’s not just a film; it captures the essence of live performance in a cinematic way. I believe it’s an innovative approach that can resonate with audiences of all backgrounds. It’s my nod to both art forms, and I can’t wait to see how people react to it.
**Interviewer**: You’ll also be sharing snippets from your career. How do you feel reflecting on your journey, starting with your NRW Screenplay Prize win 30 years ago?
**Adnan Köse**: Reflecting on my career is both humbling and exhilarating. Winning the NRW Screenplay Prize was a pivotal moment for me. It confirmed that storytelling could truly touch lives. Seeing how much has changed since then is incredible, and I hope those snippets remind everyone that every big achievement starts with a single step.
**Interviewer**: what’s one piece of advice you would give to aspiring filmmakers and artists who look up to you?
**Adnan Köse**: Stay true to your vision but be open to collaboration. Film and storytelling thrive on connections and shared experiences. Don’t be afraid to experiment and push boundaries. Most importantly, love what you do – passion will always shine through in your work.
**Interviewer**: Thank you, Adnan! We can’t wait to celebrate with you on March 16th!
**Adnan Köse**: Thank you! It’s going to be a wonderful event, and I look forward to sharing it with everyone! Don’t forget to bring your popcorn!