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From 04.11.2018 10:54
"Against the Current" actor Juan Estrada (8.v.r) praised the awards in four categories.
This is what a The Lübeck Film Festival has never been so: Icelandic comedy "Gegen den Strom" won four of the nine categories in the Lübeck Film Award Gála. In addition to the Baltic Film Prize, the Ecclesiastical Film Prize and the award-winning category, as well as the award-winning NDR Film Awards, the Icelandic 100-minute feature film also went on. The awards were awarded to Juan Estrada as a performer. He told NDR 1 Wave North that this success was overwhelmed. Benedikt Erlingsson's director sent his personal thanks to a video message to the jury and the 600 award-winning gay visitors.
Jury: a movie that encourages
17 films have been received for the NDR Film Award, a prize of € 12,500, awarded by the NDR rapporteur Yared Dibaba at the Lübeck Theater Gala. Volker Thormählen, director of NDR Landesfunkhaus Schleswig-Holstein, said that Scandinavian film days showcase the creativity and narrative art of the Baltic region every year, which can not pay enough attention. "Benedikt Erlingsson and his team," The current counter ", are a great example of this – congratulations!" The jury justified their choice as follows: "A film that encourages the lack of positive narratives." With a cinematic wink, fun and thrilling, ingenious, brilliant protagonist and overwhelming Icelandic nature, the audience is confronted with the instinctive, emotional and humorous global problems.
Theatrical release on December 13th
The central form of "Against the Flow" is Halla, played by Geirhardsdóttir Halldora. From the outside, the mid-forties are uninformed, Halla is also a competent eco-activist. He wants to prevent the naturalization of economic interests. Guerrilla's actions do not even want to hide the sabotage. But Halla gets a surprising message in the middle of the fight. Theatrical release in Germany on 13 December.
This year, the jury members of the NDR Film Award were Marieanne Bergmann, Freelance Advisory Films and Projects in Hamburg, Lisa Karlström and Mette Lysdahl Actresses, Susanna Salonen and Patrick Poch, NDR Editor of the Film, Family and Series.
NDR's television shows show Scandinavian film beads
The NDR television shows are on the Lübeck 60th Nordic Film Festival on 2 December, a Scandinavian film series featuring four episodes of the "Rebecka Martinsson" thriller series. The film series ends with Swedish director Ruben Östlund on December 2 at the "Higher Force" family drama.
Movies from the Northern Films program
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The opening film from Estonia, "The Little Comrade," Monika Siimets's feature film, promises, "If you're a good kid, I'll be back soon," says six-year-old Leelo's mother (Helena Maria Reisner) deported to Siberia. But he will never return. The drama is based on Leelo Tungal's novels.
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The Swedish director, Ingmar Bergman, is retrospective of the movie days. Among other things, the 1948 "Harbor City" is an early film. In the social drama, Gösta (Bengt Eklund) and Berit (Nine-Christine Jönsson) meet in a dance floor. The first love, as Berit reported from his difficult past, passes the path.
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Directed by Jane Magnusson Bergman – One Year, One Life, dedicated to Ingmar Bergman. It is about the 1957 fate, in which the director turned contemporary classics, such as "Wild Strawberries" and "The Seventh Seal", in parallel to the theater and wrote the screenplay "The Silence".
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Benedict Erlingsson's "Against the Current" story tells the story of the warm and tough Hella (Geirharðsdóttir Halldö) who is conducting choir in Iceland. Secretly, the environmental activist fights the aluminum industry to protect the unique nature and landscape of Iceland.
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Kasper Kale's Danish historical film "Christian IV – The Last Journey" is about the aging Christian IV. (Baard Owe) from Denmark, who in 1648 would like to meet her former wife, Kirsten Munktal (Karen-Lise Mynster). An emotional encounter.
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Klaus Härö's film "Unknown Master" in Finland accompanies an artist dealer (Heikki Nousiainen) who wants to make a last major deal before retiring. Can you just find a legendary picture?
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Knallebunt and rich, Hannes Holm "Ted – Alles aus Liebe". The protagonist is Ted Gärdestad, a folk singer who gained a meteoric rise in Sweden in the 1970s. Even as a teenager, the Abba producers mix with him and release his first single. But soon the family suffers under the glory – and Ted goes literally to her head.
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"Another Day of Life" depicts the drama of the Anglo-English Civil War of 1975 in Ryszard Kapuscinski's legendary war reporter. Animated sequences and current documentary interviews with Kapuscinski's past, Raúl de la Fuente and Damian Nenow's film convey the horror and absurdity of the war. He is the "Best Animated Film" category in the competition, the European Film Awards.
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Roy (Martin Brambach) and Bruno Singer (Ben Münchow) Hermine Huntgeburth's "Deadly Comeback" is an apa-fi team that could not be different: while the full-length musician Roy earns money for illegal business, Bruno works for the police When Roy's Years after returning to Hamburg, Bruno goes to the world of crime. She and her father must solve homicide.
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In Arne Feldhusen's "Criminality Cleaner" episode, Schotty (Bjarne Mädel) visits his friends during cleaning. There is a bizarre debate on the cushions of the genesis: Didi finds these things strange, and he has no time to cope with such questions – but the time to complain.
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The Nordic Film Days offer a comprehensive documentary program. "14 cases" from Estonia are directed by Marianna Kaat. For four years, he accompanied Russian-born Vietnamese with his camera, who were very close to the Russian culture – and have difficulty in the 14-language case of Estonian.
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The Scandinavian TV series has gained a reputation worldwide. The movie days include some novelties, such as an ambiguous priest, Lord Lords, Denmark Lars Mikkelsen, the Swedish "The Bridge" Fourth Season and the Norwegian "Home Ground" series (photo) A football team who wants to rise – woman is trained. Directed by: Arild Andresen.
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Jens Becker's drama "The Uprising of Sailors" begins at the end of October 1918. These are the last days of the First World War that had long since been lost in Germany. Nevertheless, the naval command commands the ultimate battle. But the "King" warship SMS heater fights against meaningless death.
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