The film adaptation of Jan Weiler’s novel “The Puberty” was very successful. With the comedy “The Elders,” cinema fans can now look forward to a screen adaptation of one of Weiler’s autobiographical bestsellers. The main role is played by none other than Sebastian Bezzel, known from the cult Eberhofer crime novels. New additions to the Korbstadtkino program are “GOAT – Bock auf big Leaps”, an “animal” entertaining animated adventure and the emotional drama “Funny Birds”. The documentary “The Möllner Letters” also deals with the racist arson attacks in Mölln in early 1992 in a very moving and thought-provoking manner.
Lichtenfels, Germany – February 11, 2026 – Fans of German author Jan Weiler have a lot to look forward to, as a new film adaptation is on the horizon. The comedy, titled “The Elders,” will bring another of Weiler’s autobiographical bestsellers to the big screen.
Bezzel Leads the Cast in New Comedy
The lead role in “The Elders” will be played by Sebastian Bezzel, a familiar face to many thanks to his starring role in the popular Eberhofer crime novels. This casting choice is already generating buzz among fans eager to see Bezzel’s take on Weiler’s work. The success of the film adaptation of Weiler’s “The Puberty” clearly demonstrates an appetite for his stories on screen.
Korbstadtkino Expands its Offerings
Beyond “The Elders,” the Korbstadtkino program is adding several new films to its lineup. “GOAT – Bock auf big Leaps” promises an “animal” entertaining animated adventure, while “Funny Birds” offers a more emotionally resonant experience.
What is the significance of “The Möllner Letters”? The documentary powerfully addresses the racist arson attacks that occurred in Mölln in early 1992, offering a thought-provoking and moving examination of a dark chapter in German history.
A Powerful Documentary on a Tragic Event
The documentary “The Möllner Letters” will also be featured, tackling the difficult subject of the racist arson attacks in Mölln in early 1992. The film is expected to be a deeply moving and thought-provoking experience for audiences.
