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film id<br />
3257<br />
section<br />
Dok Market<br />
BorDerline, an un-<br />
setting JourneY<br />
along tHe WorlD’s<br />
longest un-<br />
DefenDeD BorDer<br />
by Daniel sekulich<br />
Borderline explores the aftermath of the 9 / 11 terrorist<br />
attacks as experienced by ordinary people living<br />
and working along the Canada-U. S. Border following<br />
filmmaker and journalist Daniel Sekulich as he<br />
treks across North America from the Atlantic to the<br />
Pacific on both sides of the international line. Via an<br />
assortment of characters along their journey they<br />
discover/describe how lives have been altered by 9 / 11.<br />
They encounter fishermen, farmers, military personnel,<br />
ranchers, shop owners, truckers, Native leaders, im-<br />
migrants, border officials, former RCMP officers and any-<br />
one else with a story to tell. It is a scenic, humorous<br />
and above all thought-provoking cross-country journey<br />
that reveals how its almost scary obsession with security<br />
has changed the United States since the September<br />
attacks and where this could lead us …<br />
genre<br />
History / politics / current affairs<br />
Human interest<br />
facts<br />
canada, 2012<br />
colour,<br />
52 min<br />
original title<br />
Borderline, an unsetting Journey<br />
along the World’s longest un-<br />
Defended Border<br />
original language<br />
english<br />
Produced by<br />
edward peill<br />
tell tale productions inc.<br />
www.telltale.tv<br />
sales contact<br />
Jan rofekamp<br />
films transit international<br />
252 gouin Boulevard east<br />
H3l 1a8 Montreal, canada<br />
jan@filmstransit.com<br />
www.filmstransit.com<br />
section<br />
Dok international<br />
competition short<br />
BoucHBennerscH<br />
otto / HoW to treat<br />
Differentness<br />
by Janina Jung<br />
Bouchbennersch Otto (born Otto Müller) was born<br />
in Emmerichenhain, Germany in 1907. He witnessed two<br />
world wars, was trained as a bookbinder and later<br />
became police-servant for the community, announced<br />
news in Emmerichenhain and the surrounding vil-<br />
lages with a bell. Everyone knew Otto, but no one knew<br />
who he really was. Otto was different. Unlike all<br />
the others. The documentary Bouchbennersch Otto looks<br />
behind the facade of a village and depicts how people<br />
treat each other.<br />
genre<br />
History / politics / current affairs<br />
portrait<br />
facts<br />
germany, 2012<br />
colour, B / W, HDcam<br />
29 min<br />
original title<br />
Bouchbennersch otto / vom<br />
umgang mit andersartigkeit<br />
original language<br />
german<br />
Produced by<br />
ute Dilger<br />
kunsthochschule für Medien<br />
köln, germany<br />
www.khm.de<br />
sales contact<br />
Janina Jung<br />
kunsthochschule für Medien köln<br />
peter-Welter-platz 2<br />
50676 köln, germany<br />
janina_jung@yahoo.de<br />
www.khm.de / pm / projekte /<br />
projekt / paview/3555<br />
64 65<br />
film id<br />
2084
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