KODAK VISION3 250D Color Negative Film 5207/7207 - German Film

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Waffenstillstand CEASEFIRE Baghdad. The war is officially over, the situation still disastrous. The supply of food and medicine to Fallujah has collapsed. Americans and rebels manage to agree to a 24hour ceasefire. Kim, a Dutch worker for an international relief organization, teams up with the young German journalist Oliver, who hopes for a scoop, to organize an aid transport. Kim is hell-bent to get blood units and medication into Fallujah, but the transport has to return within the 24 hours or face the consequences. Oliver’s experienced cameraman Ralf is pessimistic about the plan while Husam, the local driver, has his own hidden agenda. Joining them is Alain Laroche, one of the last doctors in the zone. The five take to the road through a devastated country. Overcoming severe obstacles, they make it to Fallujah, where the situation is dire. Desperate, they decide to take as many wounded back to Baghdad as they can. But will they make it before the 24 hours are up? Genre Drama Category Feature Film Cinema Year of Production 2009 Director Lancelot von Naso Screenplay Lancelot von Naso, Kai-Uwe Hasenheit, Collin McMahon Direc- World Sales Beta Cinema / Dept. of Beta Film GmbH · Andreas Rothbauer Gruenwalder Weg 28 d · 82041 Oberhaching/Germany phone +49-89-67 34 69 80 · fax +49-89-6 73 46 98 88 email: ARothbauer@betacinema.com · www.betacinema.com tor of Photography Felix Cramer Editors Vincent Assmann, Kilian von Keyserlingk Music by Oliver Thiede Production Design Annette Lofy, Oliver Hoese Producers Florian Deyle, Martin Richter Co-Producers Dario Suter, Klaus Dohle Production Company DRIFE PRODUCTIONS/Munich, in coproduction with DCM Mitte Productions/Berlin, Erfttal Film/ Cologne Principal Cast Thekla Reuten, Matthias Habich, Hannes Jaenicke, Max von Pufendorf, Husam Chadat Casting Uwe Buenker Length 95 min Format 35 mm, color, 1:1.85 Original Version German Subtitled Version English Sound Technology Dolby Digital Festival Screenings Montreal 2009 With backing from FilmFernsehFonds Bayern, German Federal Film Board (FFA) German Distributor Falcom Media Group/Berlin Lancelot von Naso was born in 1976 in Heidelberg. After studies in Political Science, Romanistic and Law in Heidelberg, he moved to Munich in 1999 to study Film at the University of Television & Film. His films include the shorts: Die Wahrheit ueber James Bond (1998), Dumm gelaufen (1999), Fast Forward (1999), Fenstersturz (2000), Liquid Energy (2000), Cocktail Courage (2001), Weezer (2002), Der letzte Schnitt (2003), Transe (2004), Arm ab (2004), The Surprise (Die Ueberraschung, 2004), The Tourist (Der Tourist, 2005), and his feature debut Ceasefire (Waffenstillstand, 2009) . german films quarterly new german films 3 · 2009 56 Scene from “Ceasefire“ (photo © DRIFE PRODUCTIONS)
Whisky mit Wodka WHISKY WITH VODKA The actor Otto Kullberg is a man women love and men like. Sometimes he drinks a little too much. When his excessive drinking leads him to miss a day on the set of his new film and it seems like he’s about to blow the whole thing, a younger actor is hired to shoot all the scenes a second time as a backup solution: Leo the producer is not willing to lose any money. Otto, a man of fast wit and driven by his need to be at the center of attention, finds himself forced to assert his role on the set, in a 1920’s costume to decide between the love for two women, and to redefine his role in his own life. Many films ago, there was a love story between Otto and his partner Bettina, who is now the wife of the director. Does the distinction between film and reality fade away? In the duel between the actors on set, no one wants to be the loser. Everyone loves the truth and everybody lies. Not to mention, you really shouldn’t mix whisky and vodka. Genre Melodrama Category Feature Film Cinema Year of Production 2009 Director Andreas Dresen Screenplay Wolfgang Kohlhaase Director of Photography Andreas Hoefer Editor Joerg Hauschild Production Design Susanne Hopf Producer Christoph Mueller Co-Producer Peter World Sales The Match Factory GmbH · Michael Weber Balthasarstrasse 79-81 · 50670 Cologne/Germany phone +49-2 21-5 39 70 90 · fax +49-2 21-5 39 70 910 email: info@matchfactory.de · www.the-match-factory.com Rommel Production Company Senator Film Produktion/ Berlin, in co-production with Rommel Film/Berlin Principal Cast Henry Huebchen, Corinna Harfouch, Markus Hering, Valery Tscheplanowa, Sylvester Groth, Peter Kurth, Karina Plachetka, Thomas Putensen, Matthias Walter, Kai Boerner, Fritz Marquardt Length 108 min Format 35 mm, color, 1:1.85 Original Version German Subtitled Version English Sound Technology Dolby Digital Festival Screenings Karlovy Vary 2009 (In Competition) Awards Best Direction Karlovy Vary 2009 With backing from Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, Mitteldeutsche Medienfoerderung, German Federal Film Board (FFA), German Federal Film Fund (DFFF) German Distributor Senator Film Verleih/Berlin Andreas Dresen was born in 1963 and started shooting amateur films in 1979. From 1984 to 1985 he worked as a sound technician at the theater in Schwerin, and then apprenticed at the DEFA studios, working as an assistant director with Guenter Reisch. He then studied Direction at the “Konrad Wolf ” University of Film & Television in Potsdam. Since 1992, he has been working as a writer and director for television, cinema, and theater. A selection of his award-winning films includes: Silent Country (Stilles Land, 1992), Night Shapes (Nachtgestalten, 1998), The Policewoman (Die Polizistin, 2000), Grill Point (Halbe Treppe, 2001), Vote for Henryk! (Herr Wichmann von der CDU, 2003), Willenbrock (2004), Summer in Berlin (Sommer vorm Balkon, 2005), Cloud 9 (Wolke 9, 2008), and Whisky with Vodka (Whisky mit Wodka, 2009). german films quarterly new german films 3 · 2009 57 Scene from “Whisky with Vodka” (photo © Steffen Junghans)
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