KINO! GERMANY NOW! GARAGE PEOPLE

Poster Garage People © Axel Schneppat / Tamtam Film

Fri, 03/19/2021 -
Thu, 05/13/2021

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All films are available within the USA from March 19th – April 11th.
Presented in partnership with the Frida Cinema as part of the series
KINO! GERMANY NOW! 


Germany (2020), 95 min., Russian with English Subtitles
Writer-Director: Natalija Yefimkina, Cinematography: Axel Schneppat, 
Producers: Andrea Schütte, Dirk Decker, Production Company: Tamtam Film GmBh, in co-production with MDR, in association with Arte Deutschland.


When it comes to expressing their individualism, American males have their “man caves”. But for certain rural Russians, it’s the garage that provides a window into their personal lives. Director Natalija Yefimkina spent four years earning the trust of her subjects in Russia’s far north. With a sociologist’s eye, she documents their special boltholes: one is used for breeding quails, another for the rehearsals of a punk band. There’s a metal workshop and one for carving wooden icons. Perhaps most surprising is the enterprising man who spent a lifetime excavating his space, so that it now encompasses four underground levels. It’s a legacy that he will bequeath to his grandson. – Alissa Simon
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Trailer - GARAGE PEOPLE

SELECT AWARDS:
Berlin IFF 2020: Heiner Carow Prize, EURIMAGES 2020: Audentia Award, Werner Herzog Film Award 2020

Natalija Yefimkina:  Born in Kiev in 1983 to Russian-Ukrainian parents, Natalija Yefimkina moved to Germany with her family in 1995. After studying history and literature in Berlin, she worked as an assistant director and production assistant on various feature films. Garage People marks her feature directing debut.

KINO! Germany NOW! is a project of the German Film Office, an initiative of the Goethe-Institut and German Films, and is presented in partnership with the FRIDA CINEMA, Orange County's only 501(c)(3) not-for-profit art house theater. All proceeds directly support the Frida Cinema's mission to enrich, connect, and educate communities through the art of cinema.

 

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