Details
- Partner : Openscreen asbl
- Date : 10/12/2026 19:30 - 21:30
- Duration : 2h
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Where :
Ciné le Paris
12 Rue de la Gare, 3236 Bettembourg - Language(s) : FR,LU,EN
Type of event
- Cinema evenings
Inscriptions
This film traces the birth, life, and death of a psychedelic rock club in the heart of Luxembourg City during the late 1960s. The legendary venue, “Dany Cage,” existed for barely two and a half years, yet it left a lasting impression on those who experienced it, accelerating the liberation of a generation that yearned for greater freedom. This documentary-style film is built upon a series of interviews with 18 individuals who were there at the time. Their accounts are illustrated with archival footage—from Luxembourg and beyond—and punctuated by segments of dramatized fiction. The film offers a unique perspective on Luxembourgish society at the turn of the 1970s. It also highlights the pivotal role that music played in this process of emancipation, situating this local story within the broader historical context—an era defined by the Vietnam War, the Summer of Love, the events of May 1968, Woodstock, and more.
