Autism-friendly: Adventures in the Wild West

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We invite you to a screening as part of our autism-friendly series, which makes films accessible to neurodivergent audiences with children and young people with autism in mind. On Saturday, Jan. 17 at 4 p.m., we'll screen the animated film A WILD WILD WILD WEST.

During the screenings, the audience is free to move around the theater and free to express themselves spontaneously in a tolerant environment where no one will admonish them to somehow muffle their natural speech. During the events, the cinema room lights are dimmed and the film is played with muted sound. When selecting films, we concentrate on films without abrupt image and sound changes.

There is a discounted admission fee of €3 for families with children with autism.

Mary and Tom are orphans who arrive in New York on an ocean liner in 1886. They quickly find themselves on a wild journey across America on a transcontinental 'orphan train' where they meet an extraordinary new friend who changes their lives forever. Fueled by curiosity, friendship, and teamwork, they embark on a perilous journey of discovery that leads them to insidious villains, surprising allies, unexpected heroes, and incredible adventures on a hilarious and heartwarming search for home.