MOIN Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein

Two MOIN-funded films have the chance to win a Golden Bear at the 74th Berlinale! The star-studded family drama "Dying" by Matthias Glasner and the new science fiction film by French Director Bruno Dumont are in the competition race. Five other films have also made it into the Berlinale programme.

Sterben

Lars Eidinger in Nahaufnahme
Lars Eidinger

Hamburg-born Matthias Glasner returns to the Competition of the Berlinale with his new drama Sterben (Port au Prince Films, Hamburg). The film was shot in the Hanseatic city and in Schleswig-Holstein for almost three weeks last winter. Corinna Harfouch, Lars Eidinger, Lilith Stangenberg and Anna Bederke, among others, can be seen in the star-studded film about the intensity of life in the face of the impertinence of death.

L'Empire

Filmstill L'Empire mit Raumschiffen und einem Menschen im Vordergrund

The Hamburg-based company Red Balloon Film is the German co-producer of the new science fiction film L'Empire by Bruno Dumont. The film with French superstar Camille Cotin in one of the leading roles is in the running for the Golden Bear alongside "Dying". Part of the post production took place in Hamburg.

Filmstill Treasure, ein Mann und eine Frau sitzen an einem Tresen und schauen sich an

Julia von Heinz's new comedy Treasure (Seven Elephants, Berlin) is screening in the "Berlinale Gala Special" section. In the film, American Ruth (played by Lena Dunham) travels to Poland with her father Edek (Stephen Fry) to get to the bottom of her Jewish family's legacy. Part of the post production took place in Hamburg. The literary film adaptation is based on the novel "Too Many Men" by Lily Brett.

The Outrun

Filmstill "The Outrun", eine Frau sitzt am Meer und guckt an der Kamera vorbei

The drama The Outrun, produced by Weydemann Bros. and directed by Nora Fingscheidt with Hollywood star Saoirse Ronan in the leading role, can be seen at two major festivals this year: In January with the world premiere at Sundance and immediately afterwards in the Berlinale section Panorama.

My Stolen Planet

Filmstill "My Stolen Planet", Plaktet

In the same section is the Documentary My Stolen Planet (Jyoti Film, Hamburg) by Farahnaz Sharifi, in which the Iranian Farah is forced to flee into her own world; part of the post production took place in Hamburg.

Porzellan

Filmstill Porzellan, zwei Mädchen aneinandergekuschelt

The short film Porzellan by Annika Birgel (Problemkind, Berlin) can be seen in the Generation Kplus section. The film was shot in Lübeck and on the Halligen islands in Schleswig-Holstein in 2023.

Reproduktion

Two funded productions have made it into the Forum of the Berlinale: In Reproduktion (fünferfilm, Hamburg), filmmaker and former HFBK professor Katharina Pethke sheds light on the compatibility of motherhood and artistic work.

Spuren von Bewegung vor dem Eis

Filmstill "Spuren aus dem ewigen Eis, Hand, die eine Tür aufmacht

In Traces of movement before the ice, filmmaker René Frölke travels to a Zurich cellar containing the remains of the Pendo publishing house founded in 1971.

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