Doc­u­men­tary | 2018 | Israel/​Germany | 28 min­utes

Syn­op­sis

On some pale blue dot in the Milky Way Galaxy – every day — bread is made – you will see how!

Team

Direc­tor: Alexan­dre Koberidze
Pro­duc­er: Dana Gal
Cin­e­matog­ra­ph­er: Mei­dan Ara­ma

Short Film | 2017 | Ger­many | 11 min­utes

Syn­op­sis

It’s the 23rd of June 2016. In the UK, a crit­i­cal ref­er­en­dum is well under­way, and across the Atlantic, an omi­nous Amer­i­can pres­i­den­tial cam­paign is gath­er­ing force. In Swe­den, news broad­cast­ing is car­ry­ing on as usu­al. In Ger­many, how­ev­er, an iden­ti­cal, yet dis­tort­ed, news broad­cast is simul­ta­ne­ous­ly being con­struct­ed by the cit­i­zens them­selves. In the height of the Berlin sum­mer, the Zeit der Unruhe starts to unfold.

Team

Direc­tor: Elsa Rosen­gren
Author: Elsa Rosen­gren
Cin­e­matog­ra­ph­er: Katha­ri­na Wahl
Pro­duc­er: Nad­ja Rothkirch

Short Film | 2018 | Ger­many | 5 min­utes

Syn­op­sis

CHAOS is a sto­ry about greed and time. It’s a decon­struc­tion of known gen­res and form.

Team

Direc­tor: Samuel Auer
Author: Samuel Auer
Cin­e­matog­ra­ph­er: Lukas Eylandt
Pro­duc­er: Samuel Auer

Direc­tors State­ment

“There are only a hand­ful of sto­ries that we film­mak­ers tell over and over again. There­fore, as a direc­tor, I am always on the look­out for oth­er forms to tell. For a long time, I want­ed to cre­ate a film that can be seen both for­ward and back­ward and only unfolds com­plete­ly when seen sev­er­al times. CHAOS is our attempt to under­stand time dif­fer­ent­ly and ques­tion its lin­ear­i­ty. My DOP, Lukas Eylandt, and I want­ed to shoot a genre film for a long time and saw this as an oppor­tu­ni­ty to decon­struct film gen­res, tell a bank rob­bery with­out ever see­ing it and mix fairy tales with gang­ster noir.” — Samuel Auer

Short Doc­u­men­tary | 2017 | Germany/​Israel | 24 min­utes

Syn­op­sis

EXIT is a film about two women who left the ultra-ortho­dox com­mu­ni­ty. Sara Mur­ray became ultra-ortho­dox at the age of 17 when she moved to Israel from the US and met her future hus­band. She lived a strong­ly reli­gious and ded­i­cat­ed life until she could­n’t han­dle the rigid­ness of her faith any­more. Leav­ing the ultra-oth­o­dox world, she lost all her chil­dren who she can now only meet 2 hours a week in a day care cen­ter watched by Rab­bini­cal social work­ers.

Team

Direc­tor: Katha­ri­na Woll
Author: Katha­ri­na Woll
Cin­e­matog­ra­ph­er: Daniel Bin­st­ed
Pro­duc­er: Markus Kaatsch, Dana Gal

Short Film | 2014 | Ger­many | 22 min­utes

Syn­op­sis

Thir­teen- year-old LIA is in love with the four­teen year-old, per­fect, Adam and actu­al­ly there is no prob­lem at all. Adam is cute, super intel­lec­tu­al, sporty and is inter­est­ed only in her. Why, she does not know. Something’s very wrong with her, or at least she seems to think so. When Adams par­ents give the two tick­ets to their favorite opera and insist that Lias par­ents come along, trou­bles begin. Although love­ly and warm, Lias par­ents are ani­mals! Lia is con­vinced that Adam will sep­a­rate from her as soon as he finds out. And so Lia just rents new par­ents. They are per­fect just like Adam, or at least she seems to think so.

Team

Direc­tor: Rebe­ca Ofek
Author: Ines Berwing
Cin­e­matog­ra­ph­er: Albrecht von Grün­hagen
Pro­duc­er: Rebe­ca Ofek

Short Doc­u­men­tary | 2017 | Ger­many | 5 min­utes

Syn­op­sis

LUCKY FELLOW is a brief por­trait of the Berlin-based artist Kol­ja Kugler who builds sculp­tures and robots out of trash.

Stab

Direc­tor: Samuel Auer
Author: Samuel Auer
Cin­e­matog­ra­ph­er: Tobias Gaede
Pro­duc­er: Tobias Gaede

Short Film | 2017 | Ger­many | 15 min­utes

Syn­op­sis

Where to go if not to work? One morn­ing, on a park­ing place some­where in Ger­many, a man decides not to leave his car, but to flee into the woods. Hunt­ed by the long­ing to break out and on the search for some­thing real, nat­ur­al, he starts a fan­tas­tic jour­ney through the for­est. A sur­re­al­is­tic film of six episodes about a man dar­ing to step out of soci­ety to find less of “nature” but more of him­self.

Team

Direc­tor: Tan­ja Egen
Author: Tan­ja Egen
Cin­e­matog­ra­ph­er: Katha­ri­na Schelling
Pro­duc­er: Jen­nifer Egen, Katha­ri­na Schelling