Hier sind die Links zu den deutschen Filmen im Programm von Annecy. Allen Beteiligten hier schon einmal eine Riesengratulation!
Bambustempelstrasse
Deutsche Beiträge Short Films:
Bambustempelstrasse – Baoying BILGERi (DIT WUKUNG)
Die Geschichte vom Fuchs, der den Verstand verlor – Christian Asmussen, Matthias Bruhn
Kaputt – Volker Schlecht, Alexander Lahl
Spoon – Markus Kempken
Frankfurter Str. 99a
Deutsche Beiträge Studenten Filme (Graduation Films)
Eye for an Eye – Steve Bache, Luise Peter, Mayhar Goudarzi – Filmakademie Baden Württemberg
Frankfurter Str 99a – Evgenia Gostrer – Hochschule für Kunst und Gestaltung Kassel
Mazier – Anja Grosswig – Filmuniversität Babelsberg Konrad Wolf
What They Believe – Shoko Hara – Filmakademie Baden Württemberg
Deutsche Beiträge: Comissioned Films
FMX 2016 „Jazz Orgie“ – Irina Rubina – Filmakademie Baden Württemberg
ITFS 2015 „Fleischwelt“ – Ara Jo – Filmakademie Baden Württemberg
Landgrabbing – Lisa Schaffner – AHA! FILM GMBH, Michael SCHRANNER
Otto „The Letter“ – Marie Hyon, Marco Spier (D/USA) – PSYOP, INC., Lydia HOLNESS
Deutsche Beiträge – Out of Competition
Trial and Error – Antje Heyn – PROTOPLANET STUDIO
Hier der Link zum Programm des Festivals von Annecy
The Festival received almost 2,700 films, coming from 85 countries.
The Official Selection will present 54 short films in competition (34% made by women) including 11 in the Off-Limits category with France, Belgium, Canada and Germany leading the pack. 54 films make up the graduation category, with the majority made by girls, and there are 77 TV and commissioned films (an 80% increase from last year). And 31 short films in out of competition.
49 nationalities will be represented.
Films in the Official Selection are chosen by the Festival’s Artistic Director, Marcel Jean and the team from the Films and Progamme Planning department, Laurent Million, Yves Nougarède and Sébastien Sperer.
The Official Selection for feature films in and out of competition will be announced at the end of April.
Besonderer Schwerpunkt des Festivals: Animation in Frankreich
Its diversity, vitality and ambition makes French animation stand out from the rest and this first ever tribute a dozen programme planners have accepted to share their vision of it through the French Animation: The Mirror Effect programme and will present a fragmented, colourful and kaleidoscopic image of animated filmmaking in France.
(Karin Angele)