Competencia Alemana del festival "Internationale Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen 2016"
En el marco del ciclo
Cine en el Patio del Cabildo de Montevideo, el Goethe-Institut Uruguay presenta un programa de obras de la Competencia Alemana del Festival Internacional de Cortometrajes de Oberhausen 2016.
Growing up is the central theme in this selection of works from the 2016 German Com-petition. In “Philosophize”, the lively camerawork of this film improvisation accompanies young people on their spontaneous experiences of insecurity and community. Teboho Edkins observes a young South African speculating on what goes on behind the scenes in a traditional initiation rite, skilfully inter-spersing the action with alienating special effects. A Super 8 home movie found at a flea market is the starting point for a complex reflection on the concealed aspects of family biographies in “Familiar Memories”. Marian Mayland for his part reminisces about a demolished apartment block in Manchester in a tumultuous mix of documentary material and counterculture happenings on the early techno and acid house scene. To wrap up, Marlene Denning-mann surprises us with her playful examination of globalization, the internet and longing in the German countryside. The films in this programme highlight how deftly young German filmmakers are juggling with genres to come up with new insights.
Initiation
Teboho Edkins, Germany/South Africa 2016
11‘, colour, Sesotho with English subs
Philosophieren
Philosophize
Paul Spengemann, Germany 2015
15‘, colour, German with English subs
Familiar Memories
Pol Merchan, Germany 2016
4‘, colour, English
SHE WHOSE BLOOD IS CLOTTING IN MY UNDERWEAR
Vika Kirchenbauer, Germany 2016
3‘30‘‘, colour, no dialogue
Driving Around Where the Crescents Used To Be. A Script
Marian Mayland, Germany/Switzerland 2015
15‘, colour, English
Cosmorama
Eren Aksu, Germany/Turkey 2015
8‘, colour, Turkish with English subs
WUNSCHKONZERT
Marlene Denningmann, Germany 2016
13‘, colour, German with English subs
DCP, Blu-Ray, DVD
Länge Running time 71‘
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