Theatrical releases (page 2)

Most movies are produced for the big screens of cinemas. Because of we’re cinema lovers, we want to pay tribute to this fact and therefore we operate our own theatrical distribution in Berlin.

The following films had (or will have) theatrical release on the specified dates and have since been screened in selected cinemas:

Barricade | Barrikade

by David Klammer

In order to save the Dannenröder forest from being cleared for a new motorway route, climate activists occupied the forest in October 2019. For over a year, they lived in tree houses well over 20 metres above the ground, creating an alternative living and open space. A year later, with the start of the clearing season, the clearing of the structures and the clearing of the aisle for the motorway A49 began. With creativity, courage and music, the squatters resisted and engaged in civil disobedience until finally, on 8 December 2020, the last tree fell with the last tree house. David Klammer documents the protests against the clearing of the Dannenröder Forest for the planned motorway expansion photographically and with a film camera. His film accompanies the activists from September to December 2020.

The film “Barricade” has been honoured with numerous awards and has been shown at renowned film festivals. Here is a selection: Snowdance Film Festival, Auroville Film Festival, Hofer Filmtage, Kasseler Dokfest, Eco Film Festival in Portland/USA, Peleponnisos Film Festival (Greece), Transitions Film Festival (Australia).

Theatrical release: February 02, 2023

NONFY Documentaries | 2021 | Documentary | Germany | Original title: “Barrikade” | English Titles: “Barricade – Pictures of a Forest Occupation”; “Barricade”

Original title: Barrikade

Director: David Klammer

Cinematography: David Klammer

Sound: David Klammer

Editing: David Klammer

 

Produktion: David Klammer

Year of production: 2020

Genre: Documentary

Country: Germany

 

Lenght: ca. 83 Min.

Rating: FSK 6

Aspect ratio: Cinemascope (21:9)

Sound: Stereo

Resolution: 2K

 

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🎬 “Barricade” by David Klammer (NONFY Documentaries) available on DVD and digitally

The award-winning documentary “Barricade” (NONFY Documentaries), which documents the courageous resistance of climate activists in Dannenröder Forst against the clearing for a new motorway route, is also available on DVD and online from today. Photographer and director David Klammer’s film captures the extraordinary story of the activists who occupied the forest in October 2019 and…

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🎬 “Barricade” by David Klammer opens in cinemas nationwide

As of today, the documentary “Barricade” by award-winning Cologne-based photographer and filmmaker David Klammer, distributed by UCM.ONE on the NONFY Documentaries label, can be seen in cinemas nationwide. The coal company RWE is currently in the process of finally demolishing Lützerath despite the coal phase-out and massively expanding the Garzweiler open-cast mine. In recent weeks,…

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Second Thoughts | Ich Ich Ich

by Zora Rux

Marie (Elisa Plüss) is blindsided by her boyfriend Julian (Thomas Fränzel) with a marriage proposal at his brother’s wedding in front of the assembled family. Marie has no clue how to react to this. She piles into the countryside to think about herself, her life and her relationship alone. Alone? In her mother’s vacation home, things soon become increasingly cramped and absurd: because Marie’s thoughts suddenly take shape, her thought people become more numerous and penetrating. They force possible baby names on her, an ex-boyfriend climbs down from trees, and a “lyrical me” in a sari proclaims Marie’s inner world in verse. Finally, her would-be fiancé arrives for real in the deceptive loneliness of the Uckermark, bringing with him a whole busload of his own thought people….

What would happen if you showed your thoughts to each other? How much honesty can a relationship take? In her first feature film, director Zora Rux, a longtime collaborator of Swedish filmmaker Roy Andersson, uses poetic tableaux to tell a surrealistic, comic story about the search for the true self.

Theatrical release: December 01, 2022

Darling Berlin | 2021 | Comedy, Drama | Germany | Original title: “Ich Ich Ich” | English Title: “Second Thoughts”

Original title: Ich Ich Ich

Written & directed by: Zora Rux

Cast: Elisa Plüss, Thomas Fränzel, Lola Klamroth, Sebastian Schneider, Judith van der Werff, Henriette Confurius, Wenka von Mikulicz, Paul Lux, Pablo Grant

Producers: Leonie Minor, Roxana Richters, Fred Burle

Camera: Jesse Mazuch

Editing: Zora Rux, Kalle Boman, Martin Herold, Henning Stöve

Sound: Robert Hefter

Music: Ben Rössler, Jonathan Ritzel, Mister Milano

 

Production: German Film and Television Academy Berlin GmbH

Co-Production: Zora Rux, Fred Burle

Production Year: 2021

Genres: Comedy

Country: Germany

Language: German

 

Length: 85 Min

FSK: 6

Aspect ratio: 1:1,85

Sound: Dolby Surround 5.1

Filmlabel: Darling Berlin

Distribution: UCM.ONE

Theatrical release: December 01, 2022

 

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🎬 “Second Thoughts” (Darling Berlin) by Zora Rux in German cinemas as of today

Today the moving feature film “Second Thoughts” (German title: “Ich Ich Ich”) by director Zora Rux on the Darling Berlin label distributed by UCM.ONE opens in cinemas nationwide. The premiere took place yesterday at the KuturBrauerei in Berlin. What would happen if you showed each other your thoughts? How much honesty can a relationship take?…

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🎬 Cinema launch of “Second Thoughts” (Darling Berlin) at the Kulturbrauerei in Berlin

UCM.ONE celebrated the nationwide theatrical release of Zora Rux’s absurd comedy “Second Thoughts” (German title: “Ich Ich Ich”) on Wednesday evening at Berlin’s Kulturbrauerei in the presence of the filmmaker, cast and crew. The Darling Berlin film starring Elisa Plüss and Thomas Fränzel will be released in German cinemas on Thursday 01 December 2022 and…

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Heiko’s World | Heikos Welt

by Dominik Galizia

Heiko’s mother Belinda suffers from keratoconus, a rare condition of the cornea. She is gradually losing her sight and could soon go completely blind if she is not given treatment. Belinda’s eyesight could be restored with the cornea of a deceased donor – but such a transplant costs a lot of money, and the health insurance does not cover it.

For Heiko, this is the beginning of an odyssey through the Berlin pub world: in order to raise the money for his mother’s operation, he faces the best dart players in town, at first reluctantly, but then with growing ambition, euro by euro. They, however, pursue completely different plans and thus draw Heiko into a spiral of madness that he could not have imagined before.

„Heiko’s World“ is a wacky, loving ode to – and odyssey through – Berlin’s corner pubs with their very own fauna of original characters, full of unexpected twists and turns, and with a main character who grows on us on his beer-soaked hero’s journey.

Theatrical release: May 26, 2022

Darling Berlin | 2021 | Comedy | Germany | Original title: “Heikos Welt” | English title: Heikos World”

Director: Dominik Galizia

Screenplay: Dominik Galizia

Cast: Martin Rohde, Leyla Roy, Heike Hanold-Lynch, Hans-Jürgen Alf, Franz Rogowski, Dieter Weichbrodt, Werner Böhnke, Detlef Rothermund, Shacke One, Molockk Dilemma, Gerdy Zint, Herlod Vomeer

Producer: Dominik Galizia

Executive producer: Alexander Schoeller

Cinematography: Elias C.J. Köhler

Editing: Daniel Kundrat

Sound: Nico Berthold, Andy Schlegel

Sound engineer: Ludwig Bestehorn

Head lighting: Joël Kinast

Visual Effects: Bastian Schreitling

Scene design: Philipp Droste

Makeup: Mandy Sossmann

Styling: Tanina Holz

Music (Score): Andy Schlegel

Production management: Thomas Otto

Assistant director: Sven Pfizenmaier

 

Production companies: Alexander Schoeller Production, Mutter & Vater Filmproduktion

Year of production: 2021

Genres: Comedy, Drama

Country: Germany

Language: German

Subtitle: English

 

Length: 118 Min

Rating: FSK 12

Aspect ratio: 2.4 : 1

Sound: Surround 5.1, Stereo 2.0

Resolution: 4K

 

Awards:

2021 Filmfest Munich: “New German Cinema Award” as best actor -> Martin Rohde

2021 Achtung Berlin: “Prize of the most audience-attracting film” -> Heiko‘s World

 

Theatrical start Germany: May 26, 2022

 

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🎬 Last take for “Rock ‘N’ Roll Ringo” / Filming in NRW completed

After five intensive weeks in North Rhine-Westphalia, Dominik Galizia has finished shooting his new film “Rock ‘N’ Roll Ringo”. In the action drama, Dominik Galizia, who caused a stir in 2022 with the cult film “Heiko’s World”, dives into the world of prizefighting – a unique scene that may not be around for much longer.…

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Nico

by Eline Gehring

The self-confident and lively German-Persian Nico loves her job as a geriatric nurse and is popular with everyone because of her easy-going and sympathetic manner. She enjoys the Berlin summer with her best friend Rosa until a racist attack suddenly tears her out of her carefree everyday life. Nico realises that she doesn‘t belong as self-evidently as she always thought. Haunted by flashbacks of the terrible attack, she withdraws more and more into herself.

Not only Rosa loses touch with her, but also her clients fail to recognise the young woman. Nico feels that things cannot go on like this and turns to the gruff karate champion Andy. With him she begins a tough training programme which helps her to channel her anger and discover her own strength, but she also loses touch with herself. When Nico eventually meets the Macedonian woman Ronny, a connection develops between the two that causes Nico to question the path she has chosen.

Theatrical release: May 12, 2022

Darling Berlin | 2021 | Drama | Germany | Original title: “Nico

Director: Eline Gehring

Screenplay: Sara Fazilat, Francy Fabritz, Eline Gehring

Cast: Sara Fazilat, Sara Klimoska, Javeh Asefdjah, Andreas Marquardt, Brigitte Kramer, Isidoro Fernandez Mompelier, Sabrina Tannen

Producer: Sara Fazilat

Cinematography: Francy Fabritz

Editing: Eline Gehring

Sound: Andreas Otto, Ye Linlin Cardrage, Olga Nosva, Meik-René Enderlein, Justus Wirth, Matthias Rupp, DingDing Jiang, Anna Roznowska

Music: Zeina Azouqah, Doro Bohr, Konstantin Wecker

 

Production companies: Third Culture Kids & DFFB – Deutsche Film- und Fernsehakademie Berlin

Year of production: 2021

Genre: Drama

Country: Germany

Language: German, English, Persian

Subtitles: German for the hearing impaired, English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Czech, Russian, Arabic, Chinese

 

Lenght: 79 Min

Rating: FSK 12

Aspect ratio: 1: 2.00

Sound: 5.1 Surround, 2.0 Stereo

Resolution: 2K Flat (24 fps)

 

Awards:

2021 Max Ophüls Prize Film Festival: Max Ophüls Prize for the” Best Actress” -> Sara Fazilat

2021 First Steps: “No Fear Award” -> Sara Fazilat

2021 QueerScope: “Queer Scope Debut Film Award” for the best feature debut -> Nico

2021 Braunschweig International Film Festival: “Braunschweiger Filmpreis” for best young actor -> Sara Fazilat

2021 Biberach Film Festival: “Debüt-Biber” for the best debut film -> Nico

2021 FILMZ Festival of German Cinema: “Audience Award” in the feature film competition -> Nico

2021 Radstadt Film Festival: “Youth Jury Award” for the best film -> Nico

2022 Bavarian Film Award: “Best young actress” -> Sara Fazilat

 

Premieres:

National premiere: 42nd Max Ophüls Prize Film Festival, 2021

International Premiere: 24th Shanghai International Film Festival, 2021

 

Theatrical start Germany: May 12, 2022

 

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Trümmermädchen – Germany Year Zero

by Oliver Kracht

Germany, 1946. Hunger, rubble, returning soldiers. Charlotte is pregnant, but her beloved homecomer wants neither her nor his child. To win him over and escape the threat of disgrace, she enrols in the “Fräulein Course” run by actress Gloria Deven, who was an aspiring film starlet under fascism and is now banned from working. But Gloria, with her merciless teaching, is not interested in reviving the girls’ coquetry, which has become unnecessary during the war. Instead, she awakens in Lotte a longing for something that has been denied her for too long: Freedom.

“Trümmermädchen – Germany Year Zero” tells the story of young women’s self-empowerment against the backdrop of the ruins of World War II in intense, extraordinary images and is a blazing plea for cohesion and sisterhood.

Theatrical release: March 24, 2022

Artkeim² | 2021 | Drama | Germany | Original title: “Trümmermädchen – Die Geschichte der Charlotte Schumann

Director: Oliver Kracht

Producer: Simon Buchner

Executive Producer: Marco Grönwoldt, Lennart Lenzing

Cast: Laura Balzer, Valery Tscheplanowa, Lena Urzendowsky, Anna Gesa-Raija Lappe, Katja Hutko, Lara Feith, Till Wonka, Henning Flüsloh, Philipp Karner

Cinematography: Marvin Schatz

Editing: Petja Nedeltscheva

Sound: Max Kersten, Fabian Klein, Johannes Kunz, Jan Lukas Mielke, Johannes Schelle

Costume design: Hannah Ebenau, Sabrina Krämer

Production design: Yvonne Leuze

Music: Patrick Puszko

Makeup: Paolo Celano, Charlotte Fleck, Tim Scheidig

Casting: Nina Haun

 

Production companies: Simonsays Pictures, Südwestrundfunk (SWR)

Year of production: 2021

Genre: Drama

Country: Germany

Language: German

Subtitles: English, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Chinese

 

Length: 122 Min

Sound: Surround 5.1, Surround 7.1

Aspect ratio: 1:2.39

Resolution: 2K Scope

Rating: FSK 16

Theatrical release Germany: March 24, 2022

 

Prizes:

2019 Berlinale: “Thomas Strittmatter Prize” from the MFG Film Fund Baden-Württemberg for the best manuscript -> Oliver Kracht

2021 International Hof Film Festival: “Bild-Kunst-Förderpreis for Best Costume Design” -> Hannah Ebenau & Sabrina Krämer

2021 International Hof Film Festival: “Bild-Kunst-Förderpreis for Best Production Design” -> Yvonne Leuze

 

Premiere:

October 2021, 55th Hofer Filmtage; Bild-Kunst-Förderpreis for the Best Costume Design (Hannah Ebenau and Sabrina Krämer) and the Best Production Design” (Yvonne Leuze); Special Mention Jury of the Förderpreis Neues Deutsches Kino.

 

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The feature film “Trümmermädchen – Die Geschichte der Charlotte Schumann” by director Oliver Kracht is available from today on the Artkeim² label on DVD as well as on VoD portals. The film, for whose screenplay Oliver Kracht was already awarded the Thomas Strittmatter Prize at the Berlinale in 2019, celebrated its world premiere at the…

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Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets

by Bill Ross & Turner Ross

In the shadow of the bright lights of Las Vegas, the last round has come for a much-loved dive, the Roaring 20s, home and family substitute for a motley crew of regulars who find distraction from their rough everyday lives here. This is the basic idea of Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets, a film in which reality is as unreal as the world the regulars escape. It is a mosaic of very different life stories and tells of the last hours of a pub in which we meet people who grapple with the past while facing an uncertain future and who sing loudly while their ship goes down.

Filmmaking duo Bill and Turner Ross paint a portrait of a tiny world before the sinking, but one that still provides warmth and comfort to its inhabitants. The filmmakers’ unusual and compelling approach to non-fictional storytelling makes for a foggy memory of events lost in empty shot glasses and clouds of smoke.

Theatrical release: December 02, 2021

Available via UCM.ONE in Germany, Austria & Switzerland.

NONFY Documentaries | 2020 | Documentary | USA | Original title: “Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets

Directors: Bill Ross IV, Turner Ross

Producers: Michael Gottwald, Chere Theriot

Executive producers: Davis Guggenheim, Jonathan Silberberg, Nicole Stott, David Eckles, Minette Nelson, Matt Sargeant, Bryn Mooser, Kathryn Everett, Josh Penn

Featuring: Michael Martin, Cheryl Fink, Marc Paradis, John Nerichow, Lowell Landes, Ira J. Clark, Bruce Hadnot, Pete Radcliffe, Felix Cardona, Al Page, Rikki Redd, Pam Harperm, Shay Walker, Tra Walker, Trevor Moore, Kevin Lara, David S. Lewis, Kamari Stevens, Sophie Woodruff, Miriam Arkin

Cinematography: Bill Ross IV, Turner Ross

Visual Effects: Josiah Holmes Howison, Markus Rutledge

Editing: Bill Ross IV

Music: Rafael Triebel, Fabian Saul

Visual Effects: Josiah Holmes Howison, Markus Rutledge

 

Country: USA

Language: English

Subtitles: German

Aspect Ratio: 1:1.78

Sound: Surround 5.1
Resolution: Ultra HD (4K)

 

 

Theatrical release: December 02, 2021

 

Prizes:

2020 Nevada City Film Festival, US: “Best film of the festival” -> Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets
2020 Nevada City Film Festival, US: “Best documentary of the festival” -> Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets
2020 True/False Film Fest: “Best documentary” -> Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets
2020 Champs-Élysées Film Festival: “Best director” at American feature films -> Bill Ross IV, Turner Ross
2021 Cinema Eye Honors Awards, US: “Heterodox Award” for the best contribution -> Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets

 

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“Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets” (NONFY Documentaries) in cinemas from today onwards

Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets will be released in German cinemas on Thursday, 02 December 2021 via the label NONFY Documentaries and distributed by UCM.ONE. The film had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in early 2020 and its international premiere at the Berlinale in the Panorama section the same year, before going on…

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Notes of Berlin

by Mariejosephin Schneider

A day and a night in Berlin: Karma drives an electric wheelchair, a flat share casting ends up with a squatting, a cook and a stray dog become kings, everyone is looking for an expectant father and a rabbit makes a nerd finally get to know his neighbours. Do Berlin taxis actually drive all the way to the Eiffel Tower? And who is the Queen of Berlin? All these stories and more are told by Notes of Berlin, inspired by real notes and notices found by attentive Berliners on lampposts, in stairwells or in backyards and then published on Joab Nist’s cult blog notesofberlin.com.

The film strolls with us through the city and takes an amused, sensitive look at people and situations that might otherwise be overlooked. It is a declaration of love for Berlin, shows the everyday madness and chance encounters and makes the city the protagonist, because: “The heart of the city beats in the street”. 

Theatrical release: September 09, 2021

Darling Berlin | 2020 | Comedy | Germany | Original title: “Notes of Berlin

Director: Mariejosephin Schneider

Co-author: Thomas Gerhold

Actors: (in the order of appearance): Paul Boche, Louit Lippstreu, Lana Ellenrieder (in „Der Unfall“); Gareth Lennon, Olivia Kundisch (in „Man With Van“); Bartholomew Sammut, Axel Werner (in „Ein Hund steigt aus“); Katja Sallay, Zoe Steinbrenner, Matus Krajnak, Ardian Hartono, Malwina Senkiw (in “WG-Casting“), Yeliz Simsek, Jale Arikan, Nisan Arikan, Gizem Cetin, Şükriye Dönmez, Attila Kabuk, Ali Ekber, Hasan H. Tasgin, Helena Abay, Asil Aydin (in „Das türkische Café); Resit Ballikaya (in „“Wir sind Könige!“); Mex Schlüpfer, Stephanie Stremler (in „Das Karma dankt“); Tom Lass, Marko Dyrlich, Maria Mägdefrau, Taneshia Abt (in „Kaninchen/Hase“); Andrea Sawatzki, Leopold Altenburg, Frizzipina Schneider (in „Mutter an der Kreuzung“); Edgar Harter, Marc Philipps (in „Die Vernissage“); Holger Behr, Stella Sai Musall, Sandra Julia Reils, Maximilian Gehrlinger, Jarl Lando Beger, Alucard, Alice D (in „Queen von Berlin“); Gernot Kunert, Sean Black (in „Taxi nach Paris“); Warsama Guled, Alexander Martschewski, Ben Gibson, Frederik von Lüttichau, Nizam Namidar (in „Kleine Diebe“); Richard Dreher, Alaaddin Kemec (in „Was heisst denn Contemplate“)

Producers: Martin Danisch, Clemens Köstlin

Associate Producer: Joab Nist

Image design and grading: Carmen Treichl

Editing: Inge Schneider

Set design: Greta Truetken, Nathalie Panther, Bohdan Adam Wozniak

Costume design: Susanne Weiske, Julia Blazek

Make-up: Stefanie Lewandowski

Music: Rafael Triebel, Fabian Saul

Sound Design: Niklas Kammertöns

Soundmix: Alexandre Leser

Production management DFFB: Andreas Louis

Production management: Clemens Köstlin

Editorial RBB: Verena Veihl, Cooky Ziesche

 

Year of production: 2020

Genre: Comedy

Country: Germany

Language: German

Subtitles: English

 

Theatrical release: September 09, 2021

 

Lenght: 103 Min

FSK: 12

Aspect ratio: 1:1.33

Framerate: 25 fps

Sound: Surround 5.1, Stereo 2.0

Resolution: 2k digital

 

Prizes:

2020 Biberach Film Festival: “Best Debut Film” -> Mariejosephin Schneider

2020 Biberach Film Festival: “Audience Beaver” -> Notes of Berlin

2020 Biberach Film Festival: “Student Beaver” -> Notes of Berlin

 

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Dark Dreamers | Albträumer

by Philipp Klinger

Since her older brother Dennis jumped to his death two years ago, 17-year-old Rebekka has been trying in vain to come to terms with his suicide. Her parents are mainly concerned with maintaining their bourgeois façade and, like the village community, have long since identified a “culprit” for Dennis’ death: Vincent, his best friend, who jumped off the bridge with him at the time and miraculously survived the fall. When Vincent returns to the small town in the Black Forest after a long absence, the old scars are reopened. Rebekka, however, sees in the dismissive eccentric the only hope of finally understanding who her brother really was. Against the vehement resistance of Rebekka’s parents, the two young people grow closer and a tempestuous love affair develops that is both healing and increasingly destructive. Rebekka is drawn deeper into her brother’s emotional world than she would like. When the situation escalates, she has to make a tough decision.

„Dark Dreamers“  (German title: “Albträumer” is a coming-of-age drama with mystery elements, told in intoxicating images and sensitively acted, in which a young woman’s painful search for answers collides with the mental and emotional confinement of her surroundings.

Theatrical release: August 12, 2021

Artkeim² | 2020 | Drama | Germany | Original title: “Dark Dreamers

Director: Philipp Klinger

Screenplay: Simon Thummet, Philipp Klinger (Book editing)

Actors: Sarah Mahita, Béla Gabor Lenz, Stephan Szasz, Birge Schade, Andreas Warmbrunn, Gustav Schmidt, Valerie Stoll, Julia Brendler

Producer: Christoph Holthof, Daniel Reich

Production manager: Sebastian Ebert

Production coordinator: Patricia Langenhan

Cinematography: Adrian Langenbach

Sound: Christoph Schilling

Editing: Bastian Epple

Visual Effekcts: Marco Zanoni

Production design: Cosima Vellenzer

Costume design: Teresa Crosser

Make-up: Heidi Wick

Sound Design: Robin Harff

Music: Francesco Wilking, Patrick Reising

Mixing: Clemens Grulich

 

Country: Germany

Language: German

Subtitles: German, English

 

Theatrical release: August 12, 2021

 

Lenght: 93 Min

Rating: FSK 12

Aspect ratio: 2.39 : 1

Framerate: 25 fps

Resolution: digital 2K

 

Prizes:

2020 exground filmfest Wiesbaden: Jury Award “Best International Youth Film” -> Dark Dreamers

2020 exground filmfest Wiesbaden: audience award “best feature film” -> Dark Dreamers

 

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Los Reyes

by Bettina Perut & Iván Osnovikoff

Los Reyes (English: “The Kings“) is the oldest skate park in the Chilean capital Santiago. But this movie is not primarily about the skaters, but about the real kings in this mircocosm: Futbol and Chola, two unseparable stray dogs that have found a home in the park between speeding skateboards and noisy teenagers. The younger and livelier Chola loves to play with the balls that are lying around everywhere. Her favourite game consists in putting them on the edge of the bowls where the skaters show their tricks and to try to catch them just before they fall down. Futbol, the older of the pair, often watches her game umpatiently. He in turn is always carrying something in his mouth and finds great fun in dragging things around and gnawing them off. The teenagers around have their own stories and problems, which can be followed in the background in their conversations while the camera captures the subtle interaction between the two dogs as they are slumbering, chasing a ball or just mooching around.

The movie is a meditative, almost fairy-tale like and at the same time very touching documentary film which tells a whole world through the observation of two dogs.

Theatrical release: July 08, 2021

Available via UCM.ONE in Germany, Austria & Switzerland.

NONFY Documentaries | 2018 | Documentary | Chile | Original title: “Los Reyes

Directors: Bettina Perut, Iván Osnovikoff

Executive Producer: Maite Alberdi

Co-produder: Dirk Manthey

Cinematography: Pablo Valdés, Adolfo Mesías

Production companies: Perut + Osnoviko Ltda, Dirk Manthey Film UG

Countries: Chile, Germany

Language: Spanisch

Subtitles: German, English

 

Theatrical release: July 08, 2021

 

Länge: 75 Min

Rating: FSK 12

Aspect ratio: 1:1.78

Resolution: Full HD

 

Prices:

2019 Amsterdam, International Documentary Film Festival: “Special Jury Award” for the best documentary -> Bettina Perut, Iván Osnovikoff

2019 Millennium Docs Against Gravity:National Geographic Award” for the best cinematography -> Pablo Valdés

2019 Viña del Mar Film Festival: “Grand Paoa” for the best documentary -> Bettina Perut, Iván Osnovikoff

 

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🎬 Available today on DVD: “Los Reyes” (NONFY Documentaries)

As of today, the acclaimed documentary “Los Reyes – Königliche Streuner” (English title: “Los Reyes”) by directors Bettina Perut & Iván Osnovikoff is available on DVD in Germany, Austria and Switzerland through UCM.ONE’s NONFY Documentaries label. Summary: Los Reyes (“The Kings”) is the oldest skate park in the Chilean capital Santiago. This film, however, is not…

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Today sees the theatrical release of “Los Reyes” by Bettina Perut & Iván Osnovikoff

The time has come: Today the wonderful documentary “Los Reyes” by Bettina Perut and Iván Osnovikoff officially hits German cinemas, distributed by UCM.ONE on the NONFY Documentaries label! The release premiere will take place tonight at 8:30pm at the B-Ware Ladenkino in Berlin, the two directors will be joining us from Santiago de Chile via…

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Anonymous Animals

by Baptiste Rouveure

The experimental feature film “Anonymous Animals” is set in a world where the positions of power of humans and animals have been reversed. In oppressive images and without any dialogue, the film draws its viewers into gloomy landscapes shrouded in mist and into sparsely lit rooms where frightened humans face a gruesome fate and are thrown back on their instincts. Escape from the dominant animals appears to be the only possible way out….

The film combines the everyday horror that takes place around the human use of animals with a disturbing premise: What if the roles were reversed? Since its premiere, the film has had an enormously successful festival career at the most prestigious international genre film festivals and has won numerous awards.

Theatrical release: May 13, 2021

Available via UCM.ONE in Germany, Austria & Switzerland.

Artkeim² | 2020 | Fantasy, Horror | France | Original title: “Les animaux anonymes

Director: Baptiste Rouveure

Writer: Baptiste Rouveure

Actors: Thierry Marcos, Aurélien Chilarsky, Pauline Guilpain, Emilien Lavaut

Producer: Michael Kraetzer, Nicolás Onetti

Production company: Anonymous Animals Films

Country: France

Language: none

 

Theatrical release Germany, Austria & Switzerland): May 13, 2021

DVD/Blu-Ray release date: June 18, 2021

VoD release date: June 18, 2021

 

Length: 64 Min

Rating: FSK 16

Aspect ratio: 2.35 : 1

Resolution: Full-HD

 

Prizes:

2020 Cinemafantastique International Genre Film Fest: Best Feature Film -> Anonymous Animals Films

2020 Derby Film Festival: Best Genre Feature Film -> Anonymous Animals Films

2020 FANtastic Horror Film Festival, San Diago: Best of the Fest -> Michael Kräuter, Nicolás Onetti

2020 Maracay International Film & Video Festival: Fantastic Feature Film -> Anonymous Animals Films

2020 Molins Film Festival: Best Photography -> Emmanuel Dauchy, Kevin Brunet, Baptiste Rouveure

 

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UCM.ONE is releasing the French film “Anonymous Animals” by Baptiste Rouveure today on Blu-Ray, DVD and VoD portals on the Artlkeim² label in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Director Baptiste Rouveure’s experimental feature film is set in a world where power positions are reversed – positions are swapped between humans and animals. In a remote field…

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“Anonymous Animals” by Baptiste Rouveure celebrates its theatrical release today hybrid

The French film “Anonymous Animals” by Baptiste Rouveure starts today hybrid in cinemas with UCM.ONE on the Artlkeim² label. In this case, “hybrid” means that the film can be seen in some open cinemas, but it is also available on the Kino on Demand platform and via Cinemalovers in “virtual cinemas” at the same time. The last two options…

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