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Retired filmmaker Abraham Rabenthal (Vadim Glowna) is producing the directorial début feature (titled Ins Blaue) for his daughter Nike (Alice Dwyer), and they film around Neapolitan locales with their cast and crew. Nike’s film is about three young women travelling in a camper van through Italy and having individual adventures with men along the way. Eva hooks up with a monk, Josephine with a mute fisherman, and Laura, an old philosopher. After a bank rejects Abraham’s application for further funding, costs need to be cut, so two of the male characters – the monk and the fisherman, are played by the same cast member Wilhelm, and the old philosopher, by Abraham himself. But that’s when things get more complicated…

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Language(s):German
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Claus Räfle’s “The Invisibles” tells the true story of four Jewish teenagers—Cioma Schönhaus (Max Mauff), Hanni Lévy (Alice Dwyer), Ruth Arndt-Gumpel (Ruby O. Fee), Eugen Friede (Aaron Altaras)—who chose to remain in Berlin during the Holocaust. We are provided a title card which states that 7,000 Jewish people chose to stay in the city. Only 1,500 survived. For the most part, the film is a compelling docudrama, smooth and confident in juggling reenactments, interviews of actual survivors, and black-and-white footages—occasionally in color—of Nazi occupied Berlin. And yet, appropriately, it is not a sentimental or melodramatic picture. Instead, it aspires to be a grave reminder of a horrible past beyond imagination and an admonition of a potential future should we fail to learn from our history.(Cinéologist , letterboxd)

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Since the 1980’s German institutions have sent adolescents to Southern Portugal to participate in experimental projects of social re-education, and our main character, Katrin, arrives in the Alentejo region of Portugal unable to establish a relationship with her new environment. The situation worsens because of the sheer emptiness of the region, the social desertification of Alentejo. Katrin plans to create a refuge in the middle of nowhere, with Julia and Pedro: in a physical and mental desert.

Festivals and Awards:
– Official Jury Honourable Mention \”for its defying cinematographic expression and courageous creativity”, International Competition, Locarno Film Festival, Switzerland, 2006
– 11th International Film Festival of Kerala, India 2006
– 17th Ljubljana International Film Festival, Slovenia, 2006
– Bangkok International Film Festival, Thailand 2006
– International Youth Cinema Festival Valencia, Spain
– “European Cinema” Section, In Competition, Festival Crossing Europe, Austria
– Durban Film Festival, Republic of South Africa
– Rotterdam Film Festival, Holland, 2007
– In Competition, Festival Era New Horizons, Poland
– Las Palmas Film Festival, Canary Islands, Spain, 2007
– Best Director Award, Mexico City International Contemporary Film Festival, Mexico 2007
– Best Director Award, Buenos Aires Film Festival, Argentina, 2007
– Hong Kong Cinema Festival, China, 2007
– Best Sound and Best Photography Awards, XVII Cine Ceará, Iberian-American Film Festival, Brazil, 2007
– MICEC – Contemporary European Film Festival, Barcelona, Spain, 2007
– European Contemporary Cinema Circuit, La Coruna, Spain, 2007
– Eurocine 27 – Cinemas UGC 2007, Strasbourg and Lyon, France
– Crossing Europe Film Festival, Austria 2007
– Brussels European Film Festival, Belgium 2007
– New Directors Award, Coimbra “Caminhos do Cinema Português”, Portugal 2007
– Leeds Film Festival, England 2007
– “Cultural Diversity Project”, Algarve International Film Festival, Portugal 2007

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Language(s):Portuguese, German
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After her mother’s death, 15-year old Mia moves in with her aunt, the actress Cleo, who lives with her son Fritzi in a shared apartment in Berlin. Mia lingers for stability and attention but in between Cleo’s rehearsals at the theatre and her relationally disturbed housemate Elisa, she finds herself in a world of adults who themselves seem to be unable to cope with life. (cineuropa)
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Mia is fifteen and definitely more traumatized than necessarily needed. After her mother’s death she moves in with her aunt Cleo what throws her right in the middle of Berlins left progressive art scene. Mia has given up hope to grow up in somewhat normal family relations – and from now on she tries to establish herself in the adult world, a world more bizarre than any youth might have imagined. (credofilm.de)
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Helene Hegemann: she was 13 when her mother committed suicide. Aged 14, she came to Berlin to join her father, the renowned dramaturgist at the Volksbühne, Carl Hegemann. Aged 15, she shot the short film “Torpedo”. With passion and a touch of megalomania, Helene Hegemann transformed her own life drama into a precocious work of art – and won one of this year’s Max Ophüls prizes. (dw-world.de)

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