Filmstill from Howard Hawks' "Hatari!", USA 1962. Scene with Gérard Blain, Hardy Krüger, Red Buttons, John Wayne and Elsa Martinelli
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Filmstill from Howard Hawks' "Hatari!", USA 1962. Scene with Gérard Blain, Hardy Krüger, Red Buttons, John Wayne and Elsa Martinelli
© Paramount Pictures Corp.
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Hatari!
by Howard Hawks
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| 5 EUR, reduced 2,50 EUR |
| Book your ticket in advance online or at the box office in the Foyer. |
| Recommended for ages 12 and up |
| Feature film, USA 1962, 159 min, English with German subtitles |
| German |
| Accessible for wheelchairs |
| Ground Floor, Hall 2 |
| Part of: Terrible Beauty film series |
Eye-to-eye introduction by Swati Thiyagarajan, ecologist, environmentalist and filmmaker, India/South Africa
This film follows a group of hard-nosed, surly men in Tanganyika – now Tanzania – who catch wild animals to sell to western zoos. When a visitor arrives, a photographer from Basle zoo, an enchanting revolution is set in motion as the young woman adopts first one, then two, then three baby elephants. In typical Hollywood style, Hatari! proves how tough guys like John Wayne and Hardy Kruger can be re-educated into gentle giants with the help of baby elephants.