Absurdist animation in red, black and white, based on the poem An Anna Blume by the famous Dadaist Kurt Schwitters (1887-1948). A vivid, imaginative ode to love. ‘Ich liebe Dir! Du, Deiner, Dich Dir, ich Dir, Du mir, —– wir?’ Screened before Pepperminta.
Also in this combined programme
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Full Moon
Nirma, a little girl who tries to avoid her house being demolished, finds out that the full moon can cause problems. Minor drama in a… -
El boxeador
Subdued and touching story about the impotence of a simple boxing coach who can no longer relate to his wife. Competed at Cannes in 2009.Screened… -
The Stitches Speak
Extraordinary textile animation about the tough life of the people who embroidered it. Gorgeously animated embroidery stitches in an utterly sincere p -
Kissing Faces
Intriguing contrast between the kitschy dream world of karaoke and the neon reality of a city that feels empty and desolate. Mad and marvellous.Screen -
La porta
Stylised performance by two gentlemen, shot in elegant black-and-white. During a power failure, a gentleman and a porter meet each other acquainted in -
Mama,l’chaim!
Caim (61) and his mother (95) share their memories and laughs. The Holocaust is never far away.Screened before Europa, East. -
Death of the Poet
Tribute to the vanishing Turkish/Georgian Laz language, through a sensitive portrait of the poet Hasan Helimisi.Screened before Green Days. -
Videojuego
One camera angle, one situation, with a strong emotional charge. A child plays a video game while in the background his parents divvy up the…
Film details
- Countries of production
- Bulgaria, Germany
- Year
- 2009
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2010
- Length
- 9'
- Medium/Format
- 35mm
