german documentaries 2011
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THE MOON CONSPIRACY<br />
by Thomas Frickel MOCKUMENTARY | CULTURE<br />
During his work as chief reporter for DDC-TV, a German-speaking television station in the USA, Dennis<br />
Mascarenas has met some pretty strange people and gotten into quite a few hairy situations. But<br />
when he is asked to make a film about the Germans' relationship to the moon, it is the beginning of<br />
the craziest and most unbelievable assignment of his career. 'The Moon Conspiracy' is like a glimpse<br />
into Pandora's Box: it takes Dennis and his audience on a surreal journey into hidden universes, only to<br />
end up at the frozen bottom of the German soul.<br />
German title: DIE MONDVERSCHWOERUNG<br />
Festivals/Awards: Emden, Ludwigshafen; Seal of Approval 'recommended' and Film of the Month May 2010<br />
86min | 35mm | DCP | DigiBeta | German and Englsih version<br />
Russian-Orthodox faith in Russia has been gaining strength since the end of the Soviet Union. Five<br />
women of three generations have all made the conscious decision to give up their secular lives for a<br />
life in the abbey. They used to be architects, philosophers, engineers or jurists but now they are<br />
Moscow's New Nuns. For many years, the abbey, within a stone's throw from Moscow’s Kremlin, served<br />
as a Soviet prison. By now, reconstruction has begun and the Abbey already opened the doors to<br />
an ever-growing parish. With the new nuns, faith has returned to the old ruins of the Fifth Abbey.<br />
German title: DIE NEUEN NONNEN VON MOSKAU<br />
Festival: Nevsky Blagovest International Film Festival, St.Petersburg<br />
90min | DigiBeta | 16:9 | original German version with English subtitles available<br />
Contact:<br />
HE-Filmproduktion<br />
Schulstr. 24<br />
65428 Ruesselsheim<br />
tel/fax: +49 (0) 6142-13430<br />
frickel@agdok.de<br />
MOSCOW’S NEW NUNS<br />
by Beate F. Neumann SOCIETY | WOMEN | RELIGION<br />
It was meant to be a holiday trip to Belgrade for Brice Taton and his friends to support their football<br />
team Toulouse playing against Partizan, but it ended with his murder. Unaware of the climate of lynch<br />
72 hours prior the Belgrade Gay Pride 2009, Brice and his friends were enjoying the afternoon in a<br />
public cafe when they were attacked by a gang of hooligans. Brice was thrown of a 10 meter high<br />
staircase and died two weeks later. Shortly after this violent act the Pride Parade was cancelled. The<br />
documentary A Murder Revisited exposes the culture of fear in Serbia today were indiscriminate<br />
violence orchestrated by relics of the Milosevic era keep intimidating the pro-democratic forces.<br />
20min | XDCam | HD | English, German,Serbian versions<br />
World Sales:<br />
united docs GmbH<br />
tel.: +49 (0) 221-9206933<br />
hana.hadzikaric@united-docs.com<br />
Contact:<br />
telekult Film- & Medienprod. GmbH<br />
Kremmener Str. 6<br />
10435 Berlin, Germany<br />
tel.: +49 (0)30-4467376<br />
fax: +49 (0)30-44673777<br />
info@telekult.de<br />
A MURDER REVISITED<br />
by Milan Miletic POLITICS | CONTEMPORAY SOCIETY | CONFLICTS | SPORT | GENDER IDENTITY<br />
Production:<br />
time prints OHG<br />
Erkelenzdamm 59/61<br />
10999 Berlin, Germany<br />
tel.: +49 (0)30-27582138<br />
fax: +49 (0)30-27582242<br />
www.timeprints.de<br />
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