Star alert for Munich!
US actress Jessica Lange receives the CineMerit Awards 2024 in Munich
Photo exhibition in the German Theater Museum in Munich - opening for the photo exhibition with Jessica Lange is on July 1, 2024 (GERMAN , FRENCH)
Munich. The editorial team has just received news that the Oscar, Tony and...
Emmy-winning Jessica Lange is honored by the city of Munich for her contributions to film art and receives this year's CineMerit Award. The Oscar winner Jessica Lange (she turned 75 in April) is expected in person in Munich. The 41st Munich Film Festival starts on June 28, 2024. In connection with the award, Jessica Lange will show a selection of her personal photographic works at the German Theater Museum. Are you wondering who Jessica Lange is? The young actress suddenly became known in 1976 with her first major role in "KING KONG" and was also honored with the Golden Globe as best young actress. We also know the renowned artist from her roles in films such as TOOTSIE, FRANCES and BLUE SKY. In addition to two Oscars, three Emmy Awards and the Tony Award, Jessica Lange also has five Golden Globes. ALSO: high time to be honored with the CineMerit Award from the city of Munich!
 |
| The city's theater museum is located at the Hofgarten in Munich - entrance from Galeristrasse, photo: A. Waess |
AN EVENING WITH JESSICA LANGE IN MUNICH
To mark the occasion, FILMFEST MÜNCHEN is showing three films selected by award winner Jessica Lange herself. They are her favorite titles from her great Hollywood career.
The winner will also be live on stage at the CineMerit Award ceremony.
Jessica Lange also presents herself as a photo artist
Jessica Lange has selected some photographs from her current illustrated book “Dérive” for the Munich exhibition. The photo exhibition will be presented in the German Theater Museum in Munich for a whole three months - for the first time in Germany!
The opening of the photo exhibition with Jessica Lange is on July 1, 2024.
German Theater Museum
Galeriestr. 4a (Hofgartenarkaden)
80539 Munich
The collection of the German Theater Museum
It includes around 400 stage set models, around 500,000 autographs and an incredible collection of theater photography (around 5 million analog photos).
The library is incredibly well stocked and a must for film and theater fans!
