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CASH V. CULTURE<br />
by Claudia Dejá ARTS | CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY | ARCHITECTURE | POLITICS | CITIES | ECONOMY | GENTRIFICATION<br />
From London, Berlin to Paris – and in many other European capitals, entire quarters are being demolished<br />
and rebuilt by property developers backed by international investors, often leaving traditional<br />
areas of these cities changed beyond recognition. ‘Gentrification’ is the term coined by sociologists to<br />
describe this process. Now, artists throughout Europe have teamed up to fight gentrification.<br />
Professor of Sociology, Hartmut Haeussermann, and an expert on gentrification, gets to the heart of it:<br />
“First they evict all the tenants, then they invest millions and cream off gigantic profits – that's the<br />
business model!”<br />
German title: KULTUR ODER KOMMERZ<br />
43min or 52min or 78min | HD | French/English/German version with German or English voice over available<br />
“Demons are countless”, states the Vatican’s exorcist Gabriele<br />
Amorth and confirms that six of them settled inside the young<br />
Student Anneliese who died after nine months of exorcism.<br />
While pilgrims adore her as an upcoming saint and the Pope<br />
himself demands exorcists for every diocese worldwide, the next<br />
young Bavarian woman starts her self sacrifice: after exorcisms<br />
with a Bishop in Switzerland Sahra H. believes in her heavenly<br />
assignment to complete Anneliese’s job. The film accompanies<br />
her to exorcisms behind cloister walls and witnesses her holy mission to show to the world that the<br />
devil really exists. And while theologians substantiate that Satan is nothing else but an age-old fabrication<br />
of the early Catholic Church, the Anneliese’s exorcist is received in a private papal audience…<br />
German title: TEUFELS WERK UND GOTTES BEITRAG<br />
95min 30sec | DigiBeta | original German/Italian/Polish version with English subtitles available<br />
World Sales:<br />
United Docs G<strong>mb</strong>H<br />
Breite Str. 48-50<br />
50667 Cologne, Germany<br />
tel.: +49 (0) 221-920690<br />
fax: +49 (0) 221-9206969<br />
sales@united-docs.com<br />
www.united-docs.com<br />
info@gebrueder-beetz.de<br />
CASTING LUCIFER<br />
by Helge Cramer RELIGION | WOMEN | CONTEMPORARY-SOCIETY<br />
In the 1970s, New York scientists studied the effects of carousels on the learning curve of four-yearolds.<br />
The results were so surprising that the Institute of Centrifugal Research in Florida started to construct<br />
a series of devices, each bigger and stronger than the other, to test the effects on adults. Even<br />
today research fever will lead to the most fanciful experiments. This short film allegedly appropriates<br />
the aesthetics of a television documentary to take a tongue-in-cheek look at the more bizarre excesses<br />
of US science. Ha<strong>mb</strong>urg-based filmmaker Till Nowak uses archive material about old carousel experiments<br />
and digital animation. In addition, he managed to get an interview with chief engineer Dr. Nick<br />
Laslowicz, probably one of the most original thinkers of the Centrifuge Brain Project.<br />
(Joern Seidel / DOK Leipzig)<br />
Awards: Muenster/Best Shortfilm; Abilene/Kurosawa Award for creative Excellence;<br />
Fantasy & Horror FF, San Sebastian/Best Shortfilm Audience+Jury Award; Wiesbaden exground/Sachpreis<br />
7min | 35mm | German or English version<br />
Production:<br />
Helge Cramer Filmproduktion<br />
Graisch 1<br />
91278 Pottenstein, Germany<br />
tel.: +49 (0) 9244-7285<br />
hc@cramerfilm.de<br />
www.cramerfilm.de<br />
THE CENTRIFUGE BRAIN PROJECT<br />
by Till Nowak MOCKUMENTARY | SOCIETY | HUMAN INTEREST<br />
World Sales:<br />
KurzFilmAgentur Ha<strong>mb</strong>urg e.V.<br />
Friedensallee 7<br />
22765 Ha<strong>mb</strong>urg, Germany<br />
tel.: +49 (0) 40-3910630<br />
fax: +49 (0) 40-39106320<br />
kfa@shortfilm.com<br />
www.framebox.com<br />
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