The film Ji bo Azadiyê (The End Will Be Spectacular) continues to be shown in festivals and movie theatres.

The screenings, which were delayed due to the coronavirus epidemic, have resumed in August.

The film will be screened in Jordan as part of the Amman International Film Festival (Amman IFF) and will be a special event in the London Kurdish Film Festival. There are also scheduled screenings in Japan, Switzerland and Germany.

FIRST SCREENING IN THE ARAB WORLD IN AMMAN

Ji bo Azadiyê has been selected in the non-Arab International Film section of the IFF and will make its premiere in the Arab world in Amman. The film will be screened with Arabic and English subtitles in an open air cinema, however none from the crew will be able to join the screening. Director Ersin Çelik will send a video message on behalf of the entire crew.

SCREENING IN LONDON

The first screening of Ji Bo Azadiyê in the UK will take place in London on 5 and 6 September as a special event of the London Kurdish Film Festival, which is currently being held online in its 11th edition.

This year, the festival has decided to show only short films, due to the impossibility of screening in cinemas.

The UK screenings of the film will continue in September and October. Tickets for the film, which will be presented in open air venues in London, can be bought online at the following link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-end-will-be-spectacular-ji-bo-azadiye-uk-premier-tickets-116719670677

JAPANESE SUB-TITLES READY FOR SCREENING IN TOKYO

The film will be also shown for a week at Human Trust Cinema Shibuya in Tokyo. The film will later be screened in many other Japanese cities. Both a new poster and trailer have been prepared for distribution in Japan.

GERMANY DATES

The film made its German premiere in Berlin on 13 March and now it is resuming the tour of the country. The film was last shown in Attendorn.

The film will be screened in the cities of Dortmund, Munich and Düsseldorf in August, September and October. The first screening in Dortmund will be shown today, August 22 at Schauburg Kino, and the second screening will be on August 29 in the same hall and at the same time.

SWISS SCREENINGS

The film, which started to be screened in Switzerland in July, will be now shown in Zurich and Lausanne in September. In Basel, the film will be shown again due to popular demand.

Also, in September, there will be screenings of the film both in Rojava and Maxmur camp.

The calendar of screenings is as follows:

JAPAN

TOKYO

Human Trust Cinema Shibuya (Subtitle Japony)

14-21.08.2020

For a week

JORDAN

Amman International Film Festival (Official Selection)

The Arab Word Premiere

27.08.2020

20.00

https://aiff.jo/international-section/

GERMANY

DORDMUND

Schauburg Kino

22.08.2020

29.08.2020

18.00 Uhr

Brücktasse 66, 44135 Dordmund

KASSEL

Bali Kinos

02.09.2020

16:00 Uhr

Rainer-Dierichs-Platz 1, 34117 Kassel

DUSSELDORF

Filmkunstkino Metropol

05.09.2020

06.09.2020

16:00

Brunnenstraße 20, 40223 Düsseldorf

MUNCHEN

Monopole Kino

07.09.2020

08.09.2020

20.00

Schleißheimer Str. 127, 80797 Munich

ESSEN

Astra Luna Theater (Teichstraße 2)

09.09.2020

20:00

Astra Luna Theater Teichstraße 2, 45127 Essen

BRAUNSCHWEIG

Universum Kinobetriebs

30.09.2020

04.10.2020

19.30

Neue Strasesse 8, D-38100

BERLIN

Babylon Berlin

02.10.2020

20.00

Rosa Luxemburg Str 30, 10178 Berlin

UNITED KINGDOM

LONDON

UK PREMIERE

05.09.2020

06.09.2020

19:30

Great Cambridge Road, London, England, N9 9LE

LIVERPOOL

13.09.2020

14.09.2020

19:30

SWITZERLAND

ZURIC

Arena Cinemas Saal 4

08.09.2020

20.00 Uhr

Kalanderplatz 8, Sihlicty 8045 Zürich

LAXAN

Pathe flon

10.09.2020

19.30 Uhr

Rue du Port-franc 16 1003

BASEL

Kult Kino Ag

13.09.2020

15:00 Uhr

Clarastrasse 48, 4005 Basel