Austria 2010    
Thriller, 85 min


Credits

Director: Michael Pfeifenberger
Script: Stephan Demmelbauer
Production Manager: Gerhard Hannak
Executive Producer: Michael Pfeifenberger
Production: Dr. Demmelbauer Filmproduktion
Cinematographer: Marco Zwitter
Editing: Alex Frohner
Music: Ulrich Drechsler, Jörg Mikula, Heimo Trixner, Patrick Zambonin
Design: Judith Saupper
Set Manager: Christoph Birkner
Direction Assistance: Andrea Hügli
Sound: Günther Tuppinger


Cast

Stefano Bernardin, David Wurawa, Alexander Pschill, Tamara Stern, Dieter Witting, Silvia Fenz, Michael Schuberth, Dennis Cubic, Oliver Huether, Elisabeth Ebner Haid, Vivian Bartsch, Ana Stefanovic, Sarah Timpe, Veronika Polly, Martin Weinek, Vincent Bueno, Lana Francis, Valentin Schreyer, Stephan Kreiss, Julia Cencig, Eduard Wildner and many more


Synopsis

The far right has taken over. Their charismatic leader sieglinde fuehrer has become chancellor on the platform of a strict law & order policy. EU-membership belongs to the past. Inspite of a climate of hate & intolerance towards minorities two medicinestudents, one of them coloured, still feel safe. "As long as you behave yourself, you won't get in trouble," they believe. But soon, they are to be prooven wrong. In a quiet suburban area amongst law abiding citizens, the horror begins...


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Mexiko/Austria/India 2009
Roadmovie, 85 min.


Credits

Director: Michael Pfeifenberger
Music: Ulrich Drechsler, Martha Toledo, Tigres del Norte, Ritwik Sanyal, Bernd Bechtloff, Tropimariacchi, Naked Lunch, The TallTones


Synopsis

The cameraeye conducts the author Josef Winkler on his literary journey through Austria and Mexico. The documentary roadmovie is told in episodes. Twelve steps lead us from the sacred barn of a small Carinthian farm to the dance on the volcano. Contradictorily and with a precise view on people's issues the film reveals a passionate, disputatious mind and tries to portray a great writer of our times. The style of the film varies between documentary realism and poetic fiction and offers a direct view on the things of every-day-life. Man himself and life, anima and death are sources of inexhaustible inspiration.


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