cinema@SQUARE meets Gaming Club November 10, 17 and 24, 6:15 pm
For the second time, the film series cinema@SQUARE is being curated by a student association of the University of St.Gallen. This autumn, it's the Gaming Club. The focus is on films that engage with the world of gaming in various ways, its stories, cultural significance, associated risks, and community building.
The Gaming Club will also invite suitable guests to discuss the films together with the audience afterward. Exciting film evenings await, along with new perspectives on a medium whose impact reaches far beyond the screen. Popcorn is, as always, for free.
Upcoming Events
Tue
10.11.
18:15
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21:00
2026
Public events
cinema@SQUARE: Ready Player One
In 2045, most of humanity spends its time in the virtual world OASIS. Its creator leaves his fortune to whoever finds an Easter egg. Steven Spielberg's «Ready Player One» opens cinema@SQUARE meets Gaming Club.
In 1988, Henk Rogers travels to the Soviet Union to secure the rights to a video game: Tetris. The film, based on true events, tells how it made its way into the world.
Four misfits land in the Overworld, a world of blocks, through a portal. Jason Momoa and Jack Black star in «A Minecraft Movie», the finale of cinema@SQUARE meets Gaming Club.
[Translate to English:] Autorin Michèle Minelli zu Gast bei «Friedas Fall»
[Translate to English:] HSG-Dozentin Elika Palenzona-Djalili hat die Reihe zum iranischen Filmschaffen kuratiert.
[Translate to English:] Der Philosoph und Marquis de Sade-Experte Michael Pfister im Gespräch nach dem Film «Das grosse Fressen»
Recap Autumn 2025
[Translate to English:] Im Herbst 2025 wurde cinema@SQUARE von Prof. Dr. Caspar Hirschi kuratiert.
[Translate to English:] Dr. Roman Rossfeld, Experte für die Anbauschlachten in den zwei Weltkriegen, im Gespräch über den Schweizer Filmklassiker «Der schwarze Tanner».
[Translate to English:] Dr. Yves Partschefeld, Experte für Kriegserfahrung und -erinnerung in Osteuropa spricht mit Caspar Hirschi über das estnische Kriegsdrama «1944» von Elmo Nüganen.