WAGNER, ERNST – UND ICH LACHE SO SCHÖN UND HELL (AT)
Screenplay Timo Müller
Category: filme
BÜNDE (WT)
BÜNDE (WT)
Screenplay Jessica Krummacher and Timo Müller
NRW Filmstiftung funded BÜNDE (WT) by Jessica Krummacher and Timo Müller
THE RED MOUNTAIN COMPLEX (WT)
THE RED MOUNTAIN COMPLEX (WT)
experimental film (postproduction)
Written & Directed by Timo Müller
Dramatic Advisor Franz Rodenkirchen
Producer Jessica Krummacher
Camera Sven Zellner, Felix Raitz von Frentz, Björn Siepmann, Timo Müller
Editor Timo Müller
THE DEATH OF MY MOTHER (2022)
THE DEATH OF MY MOTHER
A film by Jessica Krummacher
World Premiere at 12.02.2022, 12:30, Berlinale Encounters
Distribution
Grandfilm
German Theatrical Release 09.06.2022
Preview 04.06.2022, 19:30 pm, Theatre Bochum
Logline
Simply dying it is not. It is not easy to die.
Juliane's mother is only 64 years old. She is seriously ill and lives in a nursing home. Now she wants to die and stops eating and drinking. Juliane accompanies her mother through this process. Friends and acquaintances come to visit. They say goodbye. Juliane too, very slowly. Dying takes time, but it is quite peaceful, sometimes provocative. The outcome is already certain. Her mother will soon be gone, while Juliane's life goes on. She wants to help her mother, yet she knows she cannot take the dying away from her. Days turn into weeks. Daughter and mother are infinitely close, physically and spiritually. Until something separates them: the longed-for death.
Cast und Crew
Birte Schnöink, Elsie de Brauw, Christian Löber, Gina Haller, Susanne Bredehöft, Johanna Orsini, Katharina Schmalenberg u.v.m
Written & Directed by Jessica Krummacher
Artistic Assistent Timo Müller
Dramatic Advisor Franz Rodenkirchen
Camera Gerald Kerkletz
Editor Anne Fabini
Producer Walker & Worm Film GmbH
Script funded by Kuratorium junger deutscher Film
Production funded by BKM, FFF Bayern, NRW Filmstiftung
Awards
Best Director Award, New Work Film Week 2022
Best Director Award, Accolade Global Film Competition 2022
Nominierung Bester Film, Beste Regie, Spezialpreis der Jury – Encounters Berlinale
Festivals
Berlinale 2022
Lichter Filmfest 2022
Deutscher Schauspielpreis 2022
Scanorama 2022
Buenos Aires International Filmfestival 2022
New York Film Week 2022
Sydney Australien Film Festival 2023
Portugal Kino Mostra de Cinema de Expressao Alema 2023
Presse zum Kinostart (Auswahl)
„Der lange Abschied“, Zeit 10.06.2022
„Warten auf den Tod“, Süddeutsche Zeitung 09.06.2022
„Der letzte Weg“, Deutschlandradio Kultur Vollbild, 04.06.2022
„Zum Tod meiner Mutter“, BR Kino Kino, 08.06.2022
„Zum Tod meiner Mutter“, Filmdienst, Mai 2022
„Tod und Abschied in einem Tanz“, ND Journalismus von Links, 08.06.2022
„Festhalten an der Welt“, Tagesspiegel, 08.06.2022
„Eine Welt für sich“, Kultur West, 02.06.2022
„Kritik zum Film“, epd-film, 27.05.2022
„Nichts beschönigt“, Indiekino, 09.06.2022
Presse zur Berlinale Premiere (Auswahl)
„Wenn das Leben schwindet“, Tagesspiegel 14.02.2022
„Abschied braucht Zeit“, Berliner Zeitung 13.02.2022
„Das langsame Verschwinden“, Welt 14.02.2022
„Berlinale Talk mit Knut Elstermann„, RBB Radio Eins, 15.02.2022
„The death of my mother„, Cineurope, 11.02.2022
„Ein Film über einen langsamen Abschied„, Wiener Zeitung, 14.02.2022
„i film che abbiamo visto a berlino„, ODG, 23.02.2022
„Berlino F.F.: Zum Tod meiner Mutter„, CloseUp, 22.02.2022
Totem (2011)
TOTEM
A film by Jessica Krummacher
Verleih und Vertrieb
Logline
A young woman called Fiona turns up in a city in the Ruhr Area in Germany to work for the Bauer family as a housekeeper. Father, mother, daughter and son all live their own lives, co-existing without communicating. Nobody realizes that Fiona has made a decision. Only the neighbour starts worrying. Totem shows a family's routine spinning out of control with the arrival of a stranger.
Cast
Marina Frenk, Natja Brunckhorst, Benno Ifland, Alissa Wilms, Cedric Koch, Fritz Fenne, Dominik Buch, Irmgard Pethke
Crew
Buch und Regie: Jessica Krummacher. Regieassistenz und Dramaturgische Beratung: Timo Müller. Kamera: Björn Siepmann. Originalton: Daniel Schäkermann. Kostüme: Anna Wübber, Sarah Bernady. Montage: Jessica Krummacher. Feinschnitt: Heike Parplies. Sounddesign: Jochen Jesuzzek. Mischung: Gerhard Auer. Musik: Marina Frenk. Produzenten: Martin Blankemeyer, Jessica Krummacher, Philipp Budweg, Timo Müller. Ein Film von Jessica Krummacher.
Arepo Media, kLAPPbOXfILME, Lieblingsfilm GmbH, Münchner Filmwerkstatt, in cooperation with the University of Television and Film Munich.
Technicals
Germany 2011, Format DCP, 1:1,85, color, Dolby Digital
Original Language: German, Subtitles: English / French / Italien / Spanish
Length 86 minutes
Awards
Nominated Lion of the Future 2011 - Venice Award for a Debut Film
Nominated Max Ophüls Preis 2012 - Competition
Nominated Festival of German Film 2012 - Competition
Nominated Award of German Critics 2012 - Best Debut Film
Festivals
- Biennale di Venezia – 26. Settimana Internazionale della Critica 2011
- Viennale: Vienna International Film Festival 2011
- FIC Gijon: Festival Internacional de Cine de Gijon 2011
- Filmfestival Max Ophüls Preis – Wettbewerb 2012
- International Film Festival Rotterdam 2012
- Buenos Aires Festival Internacional de Cine Independente 2012
- IndieLisboa International Independent Film Festival 2012
- Berlin-Premiere: Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz 04.2012
- Filmkunstfest Mecklenburg-Vorpommern 2012
- New German Films in Cannes 2012
- Olhar de Cinema Curitiba 2012
- ersteFilme 04.2012blickpunkt.ersteFilme 04.2012
- Festival des Deutschen Films – Wettbewerb 2012
- Goethe Institut – Deutsche Filmwoche Mexiko 2012
- Cambridge Film Festival 2012
- Festival of German Independent Cinema Porto Alegre 2013
- Athen Avant-Garde Film Festival 2014
News
Presse
- VARIETY ‚Totem‘ helmer poles apart, Ed Meza (09.2011)
- NEGATIV „Was uns blüht“, Rüdiger Suchsland (09.2011)
- DIE LINKE „Geheimtipps? Hans Hurch: Da wäre Totem“, Kurt Hofmann (10.2011)
- DE „Totem“, Michael Kienzl (11.2011)
- SCHNITT „Authentische Künstlichkeit“, Carsten Happe (02.2012)
- ZEIT „Der Horror liegt im Kleinbürgerlichen“, Andreas Busche (04.2012)
- TIP BERLIN „Totem im Kino“, Robert Weixlbaumer (04.2012)
- REVOLVER „Krummacher über Totem“ (03.2012)
- SÜDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG „Schreckgespenst Spießertum“, Rainer Gansera (04.2012)
- FILMGAZETTE „Zombieland“, Andreas Thomas (04.2012)
- DE:BUG „Film ohne Gebrauchsanweisung“, Christian Blumberg (04.2012)
- TAZ „Der Skorpion verbrennt sich selbst“, Claudia Lenssen (04.2012)
- DEUTSCHLANDFUNK „Die Hölle im Reihenhaus“, Josef Schnelle (04.2012)
- REVOLVER „Fragen an Jessica Krummacher“ (04.2012)
- TEXTE ZUR KUNST „Gegenwart und Eigensinn“, Matthias Dell, (05.2012)
Morscholz (2008)
MORSCHOLZ
A film by Timo Müller
Logline
Morscholz is a place. Morscholz is more than a place. It is a state of mind. Ants, Blood, chopped off heads. It is about Dirk. Love, mourning. It is about Diane, Bernd, Fabienne, Michel, Gertrud, Flipper and grandma Josefine. A family. A feeling. An atmosphere.
Cast
Laurens Walter, Hiltrud Lichthardt, Josefine Behres, Suntje Freier, Mélanie Fouché, Uwe Keller, Matthias Piro, Dominik Ridder, Werner Kulms
Crew
Buch und Regie: Timo Müller. Produzentin und Producerin: Jessica Krummacher. Kamera: Felix Raitz von Frentz. Orginalton: Roman Gutt. Besetzung: Mareike Lindenmeyer. Schnitt: Timo Müller, Stine Sonne Munch, Elisabeth Rassbach. Schnittbetreuung: Peter Przygodda. Tonschnitt, Sounddesign und Mischung: Andre Bendocchi-Alves. Musik: Strandjungs, Rapture, Call Me Wonders. Herstellungsleitung: Hans-Joachim Köglmeier. Gesamtleitung: Prof. Andreas Gruber.
A kLAPPbOXfILME production with University of Television and Film Munich.
Technicals
Gemany 2008, 35 mm, 1:1,66, color, Dolby Digital
Original Language, English subtitles
Length 104 min
Awards
Young German Cinema Award 2008 – Best Young Director
Nominierung Förderpreis Deutscher Film 2008 – Bestes Drehbuch, Bester Hauptdarsteller Männlich
German Independence Award 2008
Festivals
Munich International Filmfest 2008
Oldenburg International Film Festival 2008
Festival Internacional de Cine Gijon 2008
Film Festival Max-Ophüls-Preis 2009
Festival of German Independent Cinema Porto Alegre 2013
Athen Avant-Garde Film Festival 2014
Presse
»Out of all nominees it was the most headstrong, the weirdest, and most courageous film. It is awkward and very impressive.« Fritzi Haberlandt, member of the jury Young German Cinema Award 2008
»Never before has the German back country been so strange, bizarre, and at the same time so honest and close as in Müller’s exciting debut. A narrative walk on a tight-rope between caring documentation and arresting narrative cinema.« Oldenburg International Film Festival
»The most controversial film in competition.« Süddeutsche Zeitung
»Hard-hitting drama.« VARIETY
»A homevideo of a different kind, provoking and with artistic ambition.« Blickpunkt Film
»Like a Saarland-Version of Harmony Korine’s Gummo ... a compelling portait of post-proletarian condition.« TIP Berlin
The children from Ahaus (2006)
DIE KINDER VON AHAUS ODER DAS GRÜNE KANINCHEN
Logline
The children from Ahaus or the green rabbit. Summer is in the air and the children are playing in their pools. From the dunghill you can see the ventilation fans of the nuclear waste warehouse in a distance of about 200 metres. The question of a final disposal of nuclear waste is still not answered.
Cast
Family Lenting and Family Nienhaus
Crew
Buch und Regie: Jessica Krummacher . Kamera: Anne Bürger, Björn Siepmann . Original-Ton: Floris Schönfeld, Michel Wagner . Schnitt: Jessica Krummacher
Produced by Jessica Krummacher and Hannah Lea Maag. With the support of Greenpeace Germany. In cooperation with the University of Television and Film Munich.
Technicals
Germany 2005, Format DV, 1:1,85, color, stereo
Original Language German
Length 30 min
Festivals
Green City open space remembering Tschernobyl catastrophe 2008
20th Filmwinter Stuttgart 2007
Exhibition University of Television and Film Munich 2006
Bochum Social Center 2006
Cinema Ahaus 2006
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