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EVERYTHING WILL CHANGE world premiere

Big joy: Marten Persiel's road movie EVERYTHING WILL CHANGE will premiere at the 17th Zurich Film Festival in the Focus Competition. The film is nominated for the Science Film Award. The premiere is on 24 September 2021 at Kosmos Kino.

Last shooting day for FOLLOW ME

The new cinema documentary FOLLOW ME by director Joya Thome and her team has been shot. In March we had the last day of shooting with protagonist Whitney in Georgia (USA) and in August we finished filming with Yara from Neumünster in Schleswig-Hostein.

On the picture from left to right: Katharina Bergfeld (producer Flare Film), Lydia Richter (author, DOP), Arne Sommer (MOIN Filmförderung), Yara (protagonist from Neumünster), Timo Großpietsch (commissioning editor NDR), Philipp Wunderlich (author, sound), Joya Thome (author, director).

Three nominations for the German Film Award 2021

WALCHENSEE FOREVER received a nomination for BEST DOCUMENTARY FILM and editor Anja Pohl was nominated for BEST EDIT.
Cinematographer Michael Kotschi was nominated for BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY in ONE OF THESE DAYS.
The Lolas will be awarded on Oct 1st.

Thank you to all members of the Film Academy for your vote!
Plus a big thank you and bravo to all the team members of these two, but also the other pre-selected films!

Award for AMPARO

Main actress Sandra Melissa Torres wins the "Louis Roederer Foundation Rising Star Award" at the Semaine de la Critique for her role in AMPARO in Cannes!

AMPARO in Cannes

We are delighted that our co-produktion AMPARO directed by Simón Mesa Soto will have its premiere in Cannes at the Semaine de la Critique!

Double nomination for GLITTER & DUST!

GLITTER & DUST was nominated twice; award ceremony will take place during the dok.fest Munich (May 5 - 16, 2021):


 ★ Nominated for the German Documentary Film Music Award
 ★ Nominated for the VFF Documentary Film Production Award

ONE OF THESE DAYS is nominated for the German Camera Prize

We are very happy that ONE OF THESE DAYS has been nominated for the German Camera Prize in two categories 'Camera and Editing'. We keep our fingers crossed for Anne Fabini (editor) and Michael Kotschi (camera)!