Section: POLSKIE HORYZONTY: The Female Gaze

kleinruppin forever

kleinruppin forever

Carsten Fiebeler
Germany, 2004, 100 Min
Senator Film Verleih

The west German yuppie Tim, from Bremen, and his eastern counterpart Ronnie are in fact twins. As infants they were separated after the death of their parents and it's on¬ly in 1985, when Tim takes a school trip to the East, that they encounter each other again, reluctantly exchanging lives in the process. Tim's adventures in the East take centre stage in the film; there he stays with the grumpy Erwin, a photographer who on-ce played pranks on the East German secret police. Michael Gwisdek gives expression to this highly remarkable character. The dou-ble role of Tim/Ronnie is played with a cer-tain rough-edged charm by Tobias Schenke.

Filmformat
35mm | Farbe / colour
Drehbuch
Sebastian Wehlings, Peer Klehmet, Alexander Kühne
Kamera
Bernhard Jasper
Ton
Frank Kruse
Schnitt
Antje Zynga
Ausstattung
Björn Nowak
Musik
Milena Fessmann
Darsteller
Tobias Schenke, Anna Brüggemann, Michael Gwisdek, Tino Mewes, Tobias Kasimirowicz, Toni Snetberger, Sebastian Kroehnert, Uwe Kockisch
Produzent
Dirk Beinhold
Produktion
Akkord Film Produktion
Co-Produktion
Seven Pictures
Kontakt
Senator Film Verleih
Melanie Greß
Tel: +49.30.88091-662
Fax: +49.30.88091-774
m.gress@senator.de
www.senator.de

Carsten Fiebeler - born 1965 in Zwickau. Studied directing at the HFF "Konrad Wolf" in Potsdam.
Has since 1993 been making documentary and short films, including STRASSENSPERRE (recipient of the Berlinale's Panorama Short Film Award). Released his debut feature film DIE DATSCHE in 2002.

Movies
SUPERWINDEL (1996, short)
WILDE FARM (1996, doc)
STRASSENSPERRE (1997 short)
14/1 ENDLOS (1998, short)
DER WETTKAMPF (2000, short)
HIMMLISCHE HELDEN (2000, TV)
DIE DATSCHE (2002)
SUSHI IN SUHL (2012)