GFQ 2-2007 - german films
GFQ 2-2007 - german films
GFQ 2-2007 - german films
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Mikrofan<br />
Sam is a rapper, so are his best friends. Around a soccer<br />
field in Hamburg in the shadow of three skyscrapers they<br />
live their lives and love their music. When one of his<br />
friends starts an affair with Sam’s girlfriend Lisa, angry<br />
silence starts, till the ‘mikrofan’ takes the word up …<br />
Mikrofan is a milieu film about hip hop music, friendship,<br />
love, morals, drugs, dealing, betraying and about talking<br />
and not talking.<br />
Genre Drama, Music Category Feature Film Cinema Year of<br />
Production <strong>2007</strong> Director Matthias Staehle Screenplay<br />
Matthias Staehle Director of Photography Sven O. Hill<br />
Editor Tobias Peper Music by Starssindamarsch Production<br />
Design Anke Spaeth Producer Matthias Staehle Production<br />
Company Meerfilm/Hamburg Principal Cast Philipp Babing,<br />
Julia Ehlers, David Stegemann, Johannes Schaefer, Renato Schuch,<br />
Nadine Nollau, Rebecca Lina Casting Matthias Staehle Length<br />
80 min, 2,200 m Format 35 mm, color, 1:1.85 Original<br />
Version German Subtitled Versions English, French Sound<br />
Technology Dolby SR With backing from HfbK Hamburg,<br />
Mbf, Studio Hamburg, Kodak, VCC, Das Werk, Konken Tonstudios<br />
World Sales (please contact)<br />
Meerfilm · Matthias Staehle<br />
Scheplerstrasse 1 · 22767 Hamburg/Germany<br />
phone +49-1 72-7 15 49 42<br />
email: mat@meerfilm.com · www.meerfilm.com<br />
Matthias Staehle was born in 1975 and studied Visual<br />
Communication in Film at the Academy of Fine Arts Hamburg.<br />
After his studies, he worked as a freelance director and founded<br />
the production company meerfilm and the audiovisual label musicfiction<br />
(www.musicfiction.de). A selection of his <strong>films</strong> as a writer<br />
and director include: the shorts Leaving (1999), Johnny’s Ark<br />
(2001), 4 O’Clock (2002), 50 Euro (2003), Window to<br />
Chile (2004), Advent, Advent (2004), Desertion (2005)<br />
and the feature Mikrofan (<strong>2007</strong>).<br />
<strong>german</strong> <strong>films</strong> quarterly new <strong>german</strong> <strong>films</strong><br />
2 · <strong>2007</strong> 55<br />
Scenes from “Mikrofan” (photo courtesy of Meerfilm)