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    "Low Budget – High Energy" screening at Goethe Institute, Aug 24

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    By CWB News Department on 08/20/2011 News

    On Wednesday August 24, starting at 7 PM, Goethe Institute of Los Angeles will have an evening of film screening under the title of: Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg presents “Low Budget – High Energy”. Goethe Institute is located at 5750 Wilshire BLVD. Suite 100, Los Angeles CA 90036. Parking is free. If you are planning to attend the screening bring your ticket stub along.

    Program:
     THE VISIT; Animation / 9 min
     Fantasy, dream or reality? What is the difference?  When people get old…
     Producer: Nicolas Palme
     www.neuer-trickfilm.at

     KLINGENBERG – A MAD CRIME STORY: Short / Trailer  2 min
     Former police inspector Klingenberg is brought into a retirement home. When a resident disappears without a trace and is declared dead, he becomes suspicious and sets out to find him.
     Producer: Boris Frank –  Story: Stefanie Ren
     www.klingenberg-film.de

     LIGHT YEARS: Short / 24 min
     The astronaut Finn questions the reality of his existence due to sudden hallucinations in preparation to his space mission.
     Producer: Teymour Tehrani

     MARTHA – A TWISTED FABLE: Spot / 1:47 min   
     All of a sudden, Martha is confronted with  something she cannot handle…yet!
     Director: Kay Kienzler

    TUBORG – WHAT EVER HAPPENED: Spot / 2 min
    By accident two babies are growing up to be in families they don’t belong to..30 Years later the men meet at a bar..what happend ?
    www.estherkurle.com

     B WIN – 5%: Spot / 2 min
     To win a horse race the jokey only counts 5%, but that makes the difference…
     www.estherkurle.com

     AN ODE TO WOMEN: 2 Spots / 3 min
     There is always a choice. It is your decision either to go the usual or your own way.
     Director: Justus Becker
     Producer: Maximilian Vetter
     www.justusbecker.com

     RIMOWA: Spot / 2 min   
     Every case tells a story. But the same story can look different by another point of view.
     Director: Justus Becker  
     Producer: Maximilian Vetter  
     www.justusbecker.com

     MEANWHILE IN MAMELODI:    Documentary / Trailer 2 min
     A portrait of a family made up of two South African generations, their hopes, disappointments,  dreams and realities.
     Producer: Boris Frank
     www.meanwhile-in-mamelodi.com

     THE WHITE TREASURE: Documentary / Trailer 3 min
     Just beside an endless white desert up in the Bolivian andes, Daniel and his family lead traditional salt  workers´ lives. Since it has become known that Salar de Uyuni holds the worlds´s biggest amount of lithium.  THE future´s resource – their little village finds itself in a place where global interest reaches in.
     Producer: Julia Wagner

     SEVENTH DAY: Short    / 20 min
     Away from his homeland Congo Michel seeks asylum in Germany. Sophie is nine years old and today she returns home alone from school. The chronology of events lead together in a tragedy. For Michel nothing is the same no more…
    Producer: Lena Kraeber

    LA DIMORA – COMING HOME: Short / Trailer 2 min
     Lea is looking for her father. When she finds him he is running a mafia-like, shady restaurant, deals with doubtful  people and has no interest in having a daughter at all. But they both realize that they have a lot in common…
     Producer: Maximilian Vetter

     BOB:    Animation / 3 min
     A hamster is chasing his true love around the  globe. Will he get her?
     Writer: Stefanie Ren

     DEAD END: Animation / 5 min
     A man, a suitcase, dark streets, deep waters and a beautiful woman. How this is all connected?  Narrative in the tradition of film noir.
     Composer: Max I. Milian

     THE SANDMAN: Short / 40 min
     Nathanael feels chased by an ominous man, who he believes to recognize from his past. A childhood trauma breaks through. – Adaptation of the famous gothic novel by E.T.A. Hoffmann
     Director: Andreas Dahn.

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