EAVE 2010 project MAMMEJONG in post-production
In post-production April 2014
- EAVE 2010 project MAMMEJONG by Jacques Molitor, producer: EAVE 2010 graduate Bernard Michaux, co-producer EAVE 2010 graduate Alexandra Boussiou is in post-production. The film tells the story of man-child Flëpp (19) who needs to choose between his mother’s cosy fortress and an uncertain outside world in order to win the heart of young runaway Leena (16). The film is supported by the Film Fund Luxembourg.
- ZURICH by Sacha Polak, producer: EAVE 2007 graduate Marleen Slot, co-producer: EAVE 2006 graduate Karsten Stöter, line producer: EAVE 2007 graduate Oliver Röpke is in post-production. ZURICH is a musical roadmovie about Nina, who discovers after the death of her great love, truck driver Boris, that he had led a double life. Struggling with her feelings she comes to an almost unforgivable deed, and flees. She submerges into the trucker scene – not capable to express herself, except by singing. Supported by: Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung (MDM), VAF Film Fonds, Netherlands Film Fund, NTR, CoBo Fund, Cineart.
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- BOYS LIKE US by Patric Chiha, producer: B’EST 2012 graduate Charlotte Vincent, co-produced by EAVE 2007 graduate Ebba Sinzinger is in post-production. Written by the director together with Nicolas Ducray and Raphaël Bouvet, the story recounts the misadventures of three gay, restless, neurotic thirty-year-old friends from Paris, who end up lost in the Austrian mountains. In amongst the dizzying peaks and plunging chasms, it may be the perfect time to take stock of their lives, loves and friendship. The feature film is backed by the MEDIA Programme, the CNC and ANGOA; post-production support from the Ile-de-France region; and backing from Sofica Cinémage.
- SHORT PLAYS, an omnibus film by Daniel Gruener is in post-production. Made by a number of directors from several countries over the world, like f.e. Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Vincent Gallo, Bobo Jelcic and EAVE TIES THAT BIND 2010 graduate Kiki Sugino, the film centres on football. Production is due to be finished for the World Championships in Brazil. All the directors’ segments must follow these simple rules: be between three and five minutes long and largely dialogue free, offer an analogy to some aspect of soccer, but feature ordinary people from the director’s own country.
- Kiki Sugino recently finished her directorial debut MANGA NIKU TO BOKU, which is based on a short story by Shiki Asaka. The story: A young man named Watabe is having trouble adjusting to university life. Meanwhile, an overweight girl named Satomi gets harassed by other female students and follows Watabe around. One day, Watabe starts getting to know a girl named Nako, but Satomi’s presence starts to become an annoyance.
Page published 6 May 2014. Updated 28 May 2014.
