at Cannes 2010 - German Film
at Cannes 2010 - German Film
at Cannes 2010 - German Film
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New <strong>German</strong> <strong>Film</strong>s<br />
Screening:<br />
Sunday, 16 May, 11:30 h, Riviera 2<br />
Wednesday, 19 May, 09:30 h, Riviera 2<br />
Two hours <strong>at</strong> Paris Orly Airport.<br />
A woman falls in love on her way back to her<br />
husband.<br />
A young couple falls apart.<br />
A mother and a son tell each other everything<br />
they never said before.<br />
In the crowd, a woman reads the farewell letter<br />
of her lover.<br />
In the airport, everybody is busy dealing with his<br />
own destiny.<br />
Orly<br />
Genre Drama C<strong>at</strong>egory Fe<strong>at</strong>ure <strong>Film</strong> Cinema Year of Production <strong>2010</strong> Director Angela Schanelec<br />
Screenplay Angela Schanelec Director of Photography Reinhold Vorschneider Editor M<strong>at</strong>hilde<br />
Bonnefoy Producers Angela Schanelec, Gian-Piero Ringel Production Companies Nachmittag<br />
<strong>Film</strong>/Berlin, La Vie Est Belle <strong>Film</strong>s/Paris, Ringel <strong>Film</strong>produktion/Berlin, in co-production with ZDF/Mainz,<br />
3s<strong>at</strong>/Mainz Principal Cast N<strong>at</strong>acha Régnier, Bruno Todeschini, Mireille Perrier, Emile Berling, Jirka Zett, Lina<br />
Phyllis Falkner, Maren Eggert, Josse de Pauw Length 83 min Form<strong>at</strong> RAW Blow-up 35 mm, color, cs<br />
Original Version French Subtitled Versions English, <strong>German</strong> Sound Technology Dolby SRD 5.1<br />
Festival Screenings Berlin <strong>2010</strong> With backing from <strong>German</strong> Federal <strong>Film</strong> Board (FFA), BKM, Medien -<br />
board Berlin-Brandenburg, CNC, Cinécinéma<br />
Angela Schanelec was born in 1962. She studied Acting <strong>at</strong> the College of Music and Performing Arts in<br />
Frankfurt am Main from 1982-1984, and worked <strong>at</strong> the Thalia The<strong>at</strong>er in Hamburg, Berlin’s Schaubuehne and<br />
the Schauspielhaus in Bochum from 1984-1991. She studied <strong>at</strong> the <strong>German</strong> <strong>Film</strong> & Television Academy (dffb)<br />
in Berlin from 1990-1995, gradu<strong>at</strong>ing with My Sister’s Good Fortune, winner of the <strong>German</strong> Critics’<br />
Prize 1996. Her other films include: Schoene gelbe Farbe (1991), Weit entfernt (1991), Prag,<br />
Maerz 92 (1992), Ich bin den Sommer ueber in Berlin geblieben (1993), Places in Cities<br />
(Plaetze in Staedten, 1998) presented <strong>at</strong> <strong>Cannes</strong>’ Un Certain Regard in 1998, Passing Summer<br />
(Mein lang sames Leben, 2001) presented <strong>at</strong> the Berlinale’s Forum in 2001, Marseille (2004),<br />
Nachmittag (2007), and Orly (<strong>2010</strong>), which screened <strong>at</strong> the <strong>2010</strong> Berlinale Forum.<br />
World Sales <strong>Film</strong>s Boutique · Jean-Christophe Simon<br />
Skalitzer Strasse 54a · 10997 Berlin/<strong>German</strong>y<br />
phone +49-30-69 53 78 50 · fax +49-30-69 53 78 51<br />
email: info@filmsboutique.com · www.filmsboutique.com<br />
In <strong>Cannes</strong> Riviera E10<br />
Jean-Christophe Simon<br />
<strong>Cannes</strong> mobile +33-(0)6-24 61 58 58<br />
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