Blutgletscher

  • 93'
  • Austria
  • 2013
In the Alps, danger looms in the form of a glacier that is transformed into a dangerous, genetically modified instrument. Climate researcher Janek, who works at an observation station in the Alps, is the first to notice that the glacier is discharging a red fluid that mutates the local animals into bloodthirsty monsters. At first, his colleagues don’t believe him, but once they are convinced he’s right, they want to keep the news at any cost from the Minister of the Environment, who has announced he is planning a visit to the station. Outside, the monsters threaten, inside people are in fundamental disagreement. And to make it all even more complex: the woman accompanying the Minister is Janek’s ex-girlfriend.
With the current climate changes, this wondrous mix of horror, comedy and melodrama is far from being an unrealistic scenario. The evil in this film is all caused by humankind. Regard it as a serious warning for the future.

Director
Marvin Kren
Country of production
Austria
Year
2013
Festival Edition
IFFR 2014
Length
93'
Medium
DCP
International title
The Station
Language
German
Producer
Helmut Grasser
Production Company
Allegro Films
Sales
Rezo Films
Screenplay
Benjamin Hessler
Cinematography
Moritz Schultheiss
Editor
Daniel Prochaska
Production Design
Alexandra Maringer
Sound Design
Dietmar Zuson
Music
Stefan Will, Marco Dreckkötter
Cast
Edita Malovcic, Gerhard Liebmann
Website
http://rezofilms.com/world-sales/the-station
Director
Marvin Kren
Country of production
Austria
Year
2013
Festival Edition
IFFR 2014
Length
93'
Medium
DCP
International title
The Station
Language
German
Producer
Helmut Grasser
Production Company
Allegro Films
Sales
Rezo Films
Screenplay
Benjamin Hessler
Cinematography
Moritz Schultheiss
Editor
Daniel Prochaska
Production Design
Alexandra Maringer
Sound Design
Dietmar Zuson
Music
Stefan Will, Marco Dreckkötter
Cast
Edita Malovcic, Gerhard Liebmann
Website
http://rezofilms.com/world-sales/the-station