Christian is new to the superstore. He mutely plunges into this unknown universe: the endless aisles, the eternal order of the warehouses, the surreal mechanicisms of the forklift trucks. His colleague Bruno from the drinks department takes him under his wing, showing him all the tricks of the trade and soon becomes a fatherly friend. Marion from the confectionary department likes to have a bit of a laugh and a joke with Christian. When he falls in love with her, the entire warehouse is rooting for him. But Marion is married, albeit unhappily by all accounts. All of a sudden she goes on sick leave. Christian falls into a deep hole, so deep in fact, that his miserable old life threatens to engulf him once more.
In his film In den Gängen Thomas Stuber opens a window on the world of an ordinary worker in the east German provinces. A choreography of people and things, reality, desires and dreams unfolds in precisely framed images. The everyday is transformed into a magical realism which transcends this tender love story to point tentatively towards the concept of hope.
Berlinale 2018 Competition
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Deutschland 2018, 125 Min. Regie: Thomas Stuber Buch: Clemens Meyer, Thomas Stuber Kamera: Peter Matjasko Schnitt: Kaya Inan mit: Franz Rogowski (Christian), Sandra Hüller (Marion), Peter Kurth (Bruno), Andreas Leupold (Rudi), Michael Specht (Paletten-Klaus), Ramona Kunze-Libnow (Irina), Henning Peker (Wolfgang), Steffen Scheumann (Norbert), Matthias Brenner (Jürgen), Gerdy Zint (Tino)
Early one summer morning a young man, with a secret stashed away in a duffel bag, emerges from the forest. In a nearby village he asks around for work, but the farmers, suspicious to the point of hostility, are not very forthcoming. Only when Lucy, the mayor’s unruly daughter, takes a liking to him, does the village change its attitude: he is promptly offered a job as a farmhand and a caravan to live in.
As time passes and he is gradually integrated into the community, it emerges that he’s not the only one with a past to hide. Something sinister is lurking under the immaculate surface of this picturesque little world – and it is slowly drawing him in.
Luxemburg, Belgien, Deutschland 2017, 107 Min. Regie & Buch Govinda Van Maele mit: Frederick Lau, Vicky Krieps, Marco Lorenzini, Leo Folschette, Gerard Blaschette, Irina Blanaru u.a
A film by Léonor Sérraill. In french with german subtitles.
Paula causes trouble wherever she turns up. The 31-year-old just cut herself on her ex-boyfriend’s locked apartment door. With no money and no job she finds herself on the streets of Paris, Persian cat in arms. Rejected by her mother, Paula sets off on an odyssey through a city to which she has only just returned after a trip abroad. A friendly stranger, a completely unfitting job in a department store and a smart girl help her get back on her feet again. Life, however, has already planned the next surprise. Léonor Seraille’s directorial debut sees the main character’s unstoppable energy superbly expressed by Laetitia Dosch. This gem of a dramedy received the Caméra d’Or at Cannes.
In the span of twenty-four hours, the fate of various people’s lives will collide and be affected during each individuals taxi ride. All are victims of the decline of a suffering nation.
We drive through the streets of the city of Sofia and look through the eyes of drivers and clients as hope slowly creeps in. We see that each decision we make has a ripple effect on others. We learn that even one person’s death could give another the chance at a new life. That just one simple act of kindness will indeed make a difference.
These stories are about love and indifference, about devotion and loneliness; all connected by a radio show that poses questions but gives no answers. This is a story about a society’s need for a new DIRECTION even if it was as invasive as open heart surgery
Vom 26. April. – 3. Mai läuft das 13. polnische Filmfestival in Berlin auch wieder im fsk und zeigt 14 Filme aus dem umfangreichen Programm (mehr unter www.filmpolska.de):
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Dzikie Roże / Wild Roses93′ poln. OmU, Regie: Anna Jadowska
Packendes Psychogramm einer jungen Frau in der polnischen Provinz, die ihr Kind aus einer Affäre zu einem erst 16-jährigen Jugendlichen zur Adoption freigibt.
Do. 26.4. 20:00 GAST: Anna Jadowska
Wild Roses
Twój Vincent / Loving Vincent 88′ engl. OmU, Regie: Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman
Eine animierte, als Kriminalfilm aufgebaute Filmbiografie, die sich mit den Umständen von Vincent van Goghs Tod beschäftigt.
Do., 26.4. 22:00
Loving Vincent
Człowiek z magicznym pudełkiem / The Man with the Magic Box 103′ poln. OmU, Regie: Bodo Kox
Originelles Sci-Fi Abenteuer: In dem dystopischen Warschau der Zukunft verliebt sich Neuankömmling Adam in die reservierte Goria.
Fr., 27.4. 20:00 GAST: Bodo Kox
The Man with the Magic Box
Plac Zabaw / Playground 81′ poln. OmU, Regie: Bartosz M. Kowalski
Aus purer Langeweile entführen Szymek und sein bester Freund Czarek am letzten Schultag in einem polnischen Provinzkaff einen Dreijährigen.
Fr., 27.4. 22:15
Playground
Twarz / Mug 91′ poln. OmU, Regie: Małgorzata Szumowska
Beim Bau der größten Jesusstatue der Welt verunglückt Jacek und kehrt mit völlig entstelltem Gesicht zurück.
Sa. 28.4. 20:00 GAST: Agnieszka Podsiadlik
Mug
Pomiędzy Słowami / Beyond Words 85 Min., dt/poln/engl OmeU, Regie: Ursula Antoniak
Michael ist ein polnischer Anwalt mit Wohnsitz in Berlin. Ein echter Schnösel. Eines Tages jedoch steht sein Vater vor der Tür, den Michael ewig nicht gesehen hat.
Sa. 28.4. 22:00
Beyond Words
Der Prinz und der Dybbuk / The Prince and the Dybbuk 82′ OmU Regie: Elwira Niewiera, Piotr Rosolowski
Ein Portrait des polnischen Filmemachers Michal Waszynski, der im Laufe seines Lebens verschiedene Identitäten annahm, um seine jüdische Vergangenheit und Homosexualität zu verschleiern.
So., 29.4. 20:00 GAST: Elwira Niewiera Wieża.
The Prince and the Dybbuk
Jasny dzień / Tower, a bright day 106′ poln. OmeU, Regie: Jagoda Szelc
Bei der Erstkommunion von Mulas Pflegetochter Nina reist auch die leibliche Mutter an.
So. 29.4. 22:00
Tower, a bright day
Opera o Polsce / Opera about Poland
41′ OmeU, Regie: Piotr Stasik
Eindrücklicher audiovisueller Filmessay, der mit künstlerischen Bildern und einem elektrisierenden Soundtrack den Versuch unternimmt, die Lage der Nation zu beschreiben. Doppelprogramm mit: Pierwszy Polak na Marsie / First Pole on Mars37′ OmeU, Regie: Piotr Stasik
Mo., 30.4. 20:00 GAST: Piotr Stasik
Opera about Poland
Pewnego razu w listopadzie / Once upon a time in November
92′ poln. OmU, Regie: Andrzej Jakimowski
Ein beunruhigendes Porträt einer aggressiven Gesellschaft, in welcher der soziale Absturz auch für Menschen aus der Mittelschicht erschreckend real ist.
Mo, 30.4. 22:00
Once upon a time in November
Cicha Noc / Silent Night 97′ poln. OmU, Regie: Piotr Domalewski
Eine subtile Behandlung der Probleme heimkehrender, polnischer Arbeitsmigranten, die auf Unverständnis und Entfremdung treffen.
Di, 1.5. 20:00
Silent Night
Powidoki / Afterimage 100′ poln. OmeU, Regie: Andrzej Wajda
Die letzten Lebensjahre des Malers und Pioniers der polnischen Avantgarde Wladyslaw Strzeminski (1893−1952).
Di., 1.5. 22:00
Wołyń / Wolhynien OmU 149′, Regie: Wojciech Smarzowski
Ein Spielfilm über das Massaker von Wolhynien im Jahr 1943
Mi. 2.5. 20:00
Wolhynien
Ptaki śpiewają w Kigali / Birds Are Singing in Kigali 113′ poln. OmU, Regie: Joanna Kos-Krauze, Krzysztof Krauze
Die psychologischen Konsequenzen des Vökermords in Ruanda anhand eines Fallbeispiels. Mi., 2.5. 22:30
The 9th edition of ALFILM takes place from April 11th – 18th, 2018 presenting current cinema from the Arab World in its Official Selection. Funded by the Berlin Cultural Senate, our special program “Ecce Homo – Perspectives on Arab Masculinities” will present fiction and documentary films about the topic. Artists talks and a side program will complement the program. www.alfilm.de
An asteroid collides with the prehistoric Earth, causing the extinction of the planet’s dinosaurs, but sparing a tribe of cavemen living in a valley. Finding a roughly spherical chunk of the asteroid that is too hot to touch, the cavemen begin to kick it around and invent a sports games named football.
Many years later during the Stone Age, a young caveman named Dug (Eddie Redmayne) lives in the valley with his chief Bobnar (Timothy Spall), and many other cavemen such as Asbo, (Johnny Vegas), Gravelle (Gina Yashere), Treebor (Richard Ayoade), Magma (Selina Griffiths), Barry (Mark Williams), Grubup (Richard Webber), Thongo and Eemak (Simon Greenall). One day, Dug suggests to Bobnar that they should try hunting woolly mammoths instead of rabbits, but he brushes him off.
A Bronze Age army of War Elephants led by Lord Nooth (Tom Hiddleston) drives the tribe out of the valley and into the surrounding volcanic badlands, proclaiming that the Stone Age has ended. Dug tries to attack the army, but falls into a cart and is unknowingly taken to Nooth’s city. While trying to evade the guards and escape, he is mistaken for a football player and led onto the pitch before a full stadium crowd. He challenges Nooth’s elite local team to a match with the valley at stake and promises that the tribe will work in Nooth’s mines forever if they lose. Nooth dismisses the proposal at first, but changes his mind once he realizes that he can profit off the match.
Dug discovers that although his ancestors invented football, the other members of his tribe are too dim to understand it. After their only ball is destroyed, Dug and his pet boar Hognob (Nick Park) sneak into the city to steal more but are found by a local resident of Bronze city named Goona (Maisie Williams). Resentful over the team’s exclusion of women, she helps them steal some balls and agrees to help him and the tribe win the game.
Goona points out that the players on Nooth’s team are talented but too egotistical to work together effectively. The cavemen improve in skill and teamwork under her coaching. Nooth receives a Message Bird (Rob Brydon) from Queen Oofeefa, warning him to not underestimate Dug’s team. To demoralise Dug, Nooth has him brought to the mines and shows him cave paintings made by his tribe’s ancestors, who proved so inept at football that they never won a match and eventually gave up the sport.
On the day of the match with Oofeefa (Miriam Margolyes) in attendance, Dug announces his forfeiture as part of a deal to spare the rest of the tribe and agrees to take their place in the mines. However, his reinvigorated teammates persuade him to break the deal and play the match. They are down 3–1 at half-time, but rally in the second half to tie the score. Nooth incapacitates the referee and takes his place, making biased calls in favour of the local team that leads to Bobnar being knocked out.
Hognob takes his place and blocks a penalty kick, and Dug scores to win the match for the cavemen, 4–3. The cavemen win their valley back with the respect of Oofeefa, the local team, and the crowd. Nooth tries to escape with the intentions to steal all their money, but Goona stops him with help from a giant duck, they arrest him for his theft and everyone gets their money back.
Goona joins Dug’s tribe for a hunt, but they are chased away by a rabbit pretending to be a woolly mammoth.
USA/GB/F 2018, 89 Min., engl. OmU & dt. Fassung, Regie: Nick Park, Kamera: Dave Alex Riddett, Schnitt: Sim Evan Jones, mit den Stimmen von engl. OV: Eddie Redmayne (Dug), Tom Hiddleston ( Lord Nooth), Maisie Williams (Goona), Timothy Spall (Chief Bobnar)
dt. Fassung: Friedrich Mücke (Dug), Kaya Yanar (Lord Nooth, Dino), Palina Rojinski (Goona)
A film by Jonas Carpignano. In italian with german subtitles.
“One of the memorable characters lifted from reality in Jonas Carpignano’s humanistic and timely plunge into the European refugee crisis, Mediterranea, was Pio Amato, a crafty preteen operator from a Romani family on the edges of a Calabrian town called Gioia Tauro. Already the subject of an identically titled short film, this magnetic Dickensian hustler now gets a richly contextualized feature portrait in Pio – A Ciambra, a coming-of-age drama with a stealthy emotional charge that further enhances the writer-director’s reputation as a gifted practitioner of Italian neo-neorealism. Executive producer Martin Scorsese’s name should help the film secure distribution. Pio was 14 when the film was made, on the precipice of premature adulthood. (…) Tim Curtin’s handheld camerawork is highly effective when it moves in close on Pio, searching his face for access to everything his alert young mind is processing. Invaluable texture is provided also by Dan Romer’s score, which is bold and dynamic but used with judicious economy. (…) Carpignano is building an impressively cohesive gallery of outsider portraits.” (David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter)
Credits: A Ciambra Deutschland, Frankreich, Italien, USA 2017, 120 Min., ital. OmU Regie: Jonas Carpignano Buch: Jonas Carpignano Kamera: Tim Curtin Schnitt: Affonso Gonçalves mit: Pio Amato, Koudous Seihon, Damiano Amato
A film by Sallmann. On April 14th and 15th at the fsk. In german.
Bernhard Sallmann is working on a film project in several parts dedicated to Theodor Fontane and his “Ramblings through Brandenburg”. “Rhinland. Fontane” is the second part and follows “Oderland. Fontane”. The filmmaker’s interest is historic on the one hand, which emerges in the precise recital of passages from Fontane’s book “Die Grafschaft Ruppin” (Ruppin County): peat cutters’ working conditions, Prussian militarism, capitalist speculators, the author’s self-reflections or the drastic experience of the Thirty Years’ War. On the other hand, Sallman’s concept of a strict registry of places and landscapes in long, static shots with location sound is indebted only to the present day: long distance roads crisscross a marshy landscape; secluded lakes open up in the beech forest.
D.2017, 67 Min., Regie, Buch & Kamera: Bernhard Sallmann Schnitt: Christoph Krüger
A film by Đức Ngô Ngọc. In vietnamese with german subtitles.
The 46-year old Nguyen Van Cuong is living with his family on a self-made cabin on a raft offshore Ha Long Bay in Northern Vietnam. For him life on the water is pretty normal – since generations his family sleeps, cooks and works here. But the idyll is deceptive. The government is planning to relocate the swimming village ashore. Cuong is undecided. He is heading towards an uncertain future – ashore or offshore.
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D 2016, 98 Min., vietnam. OmU Regie, Buch: Đức Ngô Ngọc Kamera: Phạm Ngọc Lân Montage: Gudrun Steinbrück, Tiến Đạt Nguyễ
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