The world seems to be coming to an end, teeming with the vestiges of a human presence. Cat is a solitary animal, but as its home is devastated by a great flood, he finds refuge on a boat populated by various species, and will have to team up with them despite their differences. In the lonesome boat sailing through mystical overflowed landscapes, they navigate the challenges and dangers of adapting to this new world.
The world seems to be coming to an end, teeming with the vestiges of a human presence. Cat is a solitary animal, but as its home is devastated by a great flood, he finds refuge on a boat populated by various species, and will have to team up with them despite their differences. In the lonesome boat sailing through mystical overflowed landscapes, they navigate the challenges and dangers of adapting to this new world.
The film is far from a straightforward portrayal of its subject. It doesn’t just focus on good and noble feelings, nor does it fall into the sort of simplistic binaries that set the “purity” of people with disabilities against the cynicism of society. Simón is deceitful, more than happy to lie and unafraid to get his friends into trouble, yet they never judge or punish him nor label him as problematic. At home, where his mother’s goodwill has been exhausted, a sense of apathy has set in that threatens to usurp the obvious love she feels for him. Luis’ film smartly refrains from judging her, as she seems unable to find a solution to her son’s unexplained antics; she only watches in surprise as Simón speaks less and less, imitates physical tics and retreats into his own personal version of disability. Engrossing, and narrated with great intelligence and subtlety, the film layers nuance upon nuance in its suitably ambivalent portrait of the titular character. With another enigmatic, yet empathetic performance by up-and-coming actor Lorenzo Ferro, SIMÓNDELAMONTAÑA is a remarkable debut feature that dares to explore the murky waters of human behaviour. (Diego Lerer)
Kurdwin Ayub electrified with her widely-lauded feature debut SONNE (2022), depicting a Muslim girl’s experiences growing up in Vienna. She flips the perspective in MOND, following an Austrian woman on a work trip to Jordan. In an inspired casting choice, choreographer and performance artist Florentina Holzinger plays Sarah, a retired mixed martial arts fighter hired as a personal trainer by a wealthy family in Amman. What initially appears like a dream job—swanky hotel, private driver—quickly turns troubling. The teenage sisters she is supposed to train show no interest in the sport. Their palatial home is always deserted, apart from the cleaning staff and several bodyguards, who patrol the house as if it were a prison. The girls aren’t allowed to access the WiFi network and seem shut off from the outside world. When Sarah enquires about the identity of her employers at the hotel bar and mentions their family name, the previously friendly barman abruptly ends the conversation. While keeping the story in a realist register, Ayub borrows tropes from the thriller and horror genres to generate mounting suspense and upend the archetype of the white saviour, thus forcing viewers to confront their own preconceptions. (Giovanni Marchini Camia)
Credits:
AU 2024, 93 Min, deutsch/arabisch/englische OmU Regie: Kurdwin Ayub Kamera: Klemens Hufnagl, Schnitt: Roland Stöttinger, mit: Florentina Holzinger, Andria Tayeh, Celina Antwan, Nagham Abu Baker, u.a.
Köln 75 tells the true story behind one of the best-selling jazz records of all time, Keith Jarrett’s “Köln Concert” from 1975. The event almost failed to happen – before a formidable German teenager, the 18-year-old Vera Brandes, pulls out all the stops and arranges the conditions for the creation of a masterpiece. Vera, who is still at school when she starts producing and promoting concerts in Cologne, puts everything on the line to stage this show. It looks like all the odds are against her, but Vera believes in the power of music and has never seen anyone play in the way that Keith Jarrett plays.
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DE/BE/PL 2024, 115 Min., Regie: Ido Fluk Kamera: Jens Harant Schnitt: Anja Siemens mit Mala Emde, John Magaro, Michael Chernus, Alexander Scheer, Ulrich Tukur
The world seems to be coming to an end, teeming with the vestiges of a human presence. Cat is a solitary animal, but as its home is devastated by a great flood, he finds refuge on a boat populated by various species, and will have to team up with them despite their differences. In the lonesome boat sailing through mystical overflowed landscapes, they navigate the challenges and dangers of adapting to this new world.
The film is far from a straightforward portrayal of its subject. It doesn’t just focus on good and noble feelings, nor does it fall into the sort of simplistic binaries that set the “purity” of people with disabilities against the cynicism of society. Simón is deceitful, more than happy to lie and unafraid to get his friends into trouble, yet they never judge or punish him nor label him as problematic. At home, where his mother’s goodwill has been exhausted, a sense of apathy has set in that threatens to usurp the obvious love she feels for him. Luis’ film smartly refrains from judging her, as she seems unable to find a solution to her son’s unexplained antics; she only watches in surprise as Simón speaks less and less, imitates physical tics and retreats into his own personal version of disability. Engrossing, and narrated with great intelligence and subtlety, the film layers nuance upon nuance in its suitably ambivalent portrait of the titular character. With another enigmatic, yet empathetic performance by up-and-coming actor Lorenzo Ferro, SIMÓNDELAMONTAÑA is a remarkable debut feature that dares to explore the murky waters of human behaviour. (Diego Lerer)
Sonntag 6.4., 18:30 Sabine Herpich, 109 Min. (Wettbewerb Dokumentarfilm) [Tickets]
Barbara Morgenstern, Pionierin des lyrischen Elektro-Pop, arbeitet an einem neuen Album. In ihrer Wohnung entstehen erste Texte und Harmonien. Bei den Proben mit ihrer Band feilt sie an Arrangements. Dann sehen wir Aufnahmen der legendären Berliner Hansa-Studios, Pressefotos, die Gestaltung des Plattencovers, ein erstes Musikvideo, die Tourplanung. Im Hintergrund gibt es Fragen: Wie experimentell darf das Album werden, wie politisch soll es sein, in welchem Format kann es live präsentiert werden? Am Ende steht Morgenstern auf der Bühne, um das erste Mal für ihre Fans die Lieder von ihrem neuen Album„In anderem Licht“ zu spielen. Uraufführung 67. DOK Leipzig
Deutschland | 2024 | 109 Min. Deutsch mit englischen UT Berlin-Premiere
Regie Sabine Herpich mit Barbara Morgenstern Kamera, Schnitt Sabine Herpich
BARBARAMORGENSTERNUNDDIELIEBEZURSACHE Trailer Deutsch | German [HD]
Kurdwin Ayub electrified with her widely-lauded feature debut SONNE (2022), depicting a Muslim girl’s experiences growing up in Vienna. She flips the perspective in MOND, following an Austrian woman on a work trip to Jordan. In an inspired casting choice, choreographer and performance artist Florentina Holzinger plays Sarah, a retired mixed martial arts fighter hired as a personal trainer by a wealthy family in Amman. What initially appears like a dream job—swanky hotel, private driver—quickly turns troubling. The teenage sisters she is supposed to train show no interest in the sport. Their palatial home is always deserted, apart from the cleaning staff and several bodyguards, who patrol the house as if it were a prison. The girls aren’t allowed to access the WiFi network and seem shut off from the outside world. When Sarah enquires about the identity of her employers at the hotel bar and mentions their family name, the previously friendly barman abruptly ends the conversation. While keeping the story in a realist register, Ayub borrows tropes from the thriller and horror genres to generate mounting suspense and upend the archetype of the white saviour, thus forcing viewers to confront their own preconceptions. (Giovanni Marchini Camia)
Credits:
AU 2024, 93 Min, deutsch/arabisch/englische OmU Regie: Kurdwin Ayub Kamera: Klemens Hufnagl, Schnitt: Roland Stöttinger, mit: Florentina Holzinger, Andria Tayeh, Celina Antwan, Nagham Abu Baker, u.a.
The film is far from a straightforward portrayal of its subject. It doesn’t just focus on good and noble feelings, nor does it fall into the sort of simplistic binaries that set the “purity” of people with disabilities against the cynicism of society. Simón is deceitful, more than happy to lie and unafraid to get his friends into trouble, yet they never judge or punish him nor label him as problematic. At home, where his mother’s goodwill has been exhausted, a sense of apathy has set in that threatens to usurp the obvious love she feels for him. Luis’ film smartly refrains from judging her, as she seems unable to find a solution to her son’s unexplained antics; she only watches in surprise as Simón speaks less and less, imitates physical tics and retreats into his own personal version of disability. Engrossing, and narrated with great intelligence and subtlety, the film layers nuance upon nuance in its suitably ambivalent portrait of the titular character. With another enigmatic, yet empathetic performance by up-and-coming actor Lorenzo Ferro, SIMÓNDELAMONTAÑA is a remarkable debut feature that dares to explore the murky waters of human behaviour. (Diego Lerer)
Montag 7.4., 18:30, Aysun Bademsoy, 86 Min. (Wettbewerb Dokumentarfilm) [Tickets]
Eine filmische Langzeitbeobachtung türkischer Fußballspielerinnen in Berlin-Kreuzberg: 30 Jahre nach MÄDCHENAMBALL nimmt die Regisseurin die nächste Generation in den Blick. In Deutschland geboren und aufgewachsen, fragen auch sie sich, ob sie hier wirklich angenommen werden. Auch ihr Leben scheint von einem kulturellen Riss bestimmt. Während wir einerseits die Welt der Töchter heute erleben – zwischen Instagram, Selbstfindung und familiärer Verantwortung – zeigt das vielschichtige Portrait in Rückbezügen auf die 1990er Jahre auch, wie die ältere Generation in Erinnerungen an eine Jugend schwelgt, in der das Fußballspiel ihnen Raum für Emanzipation bot.
Deutschland | 2024 | 86 Min. Türkisch, Deutsch mit englischen UT Berlin-Premiere
Regie Aysun Bademsoy mit Arzu Çalkılıç, Türkan Çelik, Nalan Keleş, Nazan Yavaş, Selina Çelik, Duygu Yavaş, Defne Yavaş u.v.a. Kamera Isabelle Casez, Ines Thomsen Schnitt Maja Tennstedt
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