Sluppen Filmfest

LADY AND THE TRAMP (1955)

Lady and the Tramp is the sweet romantic classic about love between two opposites.

Lady the dog lives a happy life with her wealthy family as the family's favorite. The harmony gets disturbed by a new member of the family who challenges Lady's position - a newborn baby. After a visit from the strict Aunt Sarah and her evil siamese cats Lady ends up chased out, on the streets, terrified and alone. She meets Tramp, a stray dog who helps her find her way home - and through this journey, he shows her parts of a dog's life she's never seen before.

The movie has no age-limit.

CHEF (2014)

This is an energetic and feel good-film in which the lovely characters and the delicious food will warm your heart and make you hungry.

The renown gourmetchef Carl seemingly has the dreamjob as the Head Chef at a popular L.A-restaurant. After a big dispute with the restaurant manager, Carl quits his job and decides to start his own business. He opens up a food truck along with his ex-wife, a friend and his son, to rediscover the spark and his love for cooking.

The movie has no age-limit.

RATATOUILLE (2007)

Ratatouille is a lovely family film about the joys of cooking. It has become a favorite amongst many Disney- and Pixar-fans of all ages.

The charming rat Remy isn't like other rats - he does not like garbage and rather enjoys the cooking from the most exquisite French kitchens. His biggest dream is to become a famour French chef. The problem is that humans don't like rats, and if they discover him they will try to catch him.

When he settles in above a luxurious Paris-restaurant he manages to get friendly with the nervous Alfredo Linguini who works at the restaurant. They form an alliance together to create a perfect cooking du: Remy helps Linguini cook the most amazing food by controlling his movements from the top of Linguini's head, hidden under the chef's hat.

The movie's age-limit is 7 years.

THE TRIP TO SPAIN (2017)

In this culinary travel through Spain we meet up yet again with the British actors/comedians Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon on another work trip together. The film is the third in a series of four The Trip-films where they drive through European landscape and eat delicious food together - all spiced up with lovely British humor and impressive parodies.

Coogan and Brydon play fictionalized versions of themselves as two adult men who dare to make fun of themselves and be childish together. At the same time, the mid-life crisis lurs underneath the surface.

The movie has no age-limit.

We can't wait to see you at Lager 11 friday the 22nd and saturday the 23rd of april!