killer.berlin.doc
killer.berlin.doc
Tina Ellerkamp & Joerg Heitmann
Desiring to tell about their own life in a changing city, 10 people decide in May 1998 to turn their lives in Berlin into fiction for 14 days.
Duration: 90 Min.
Jahr: 1999 Format: DV / 35mm
Production: Dog film for ZDF, Das kleine Fernsehspiel
Inhalt
Desiring to tell about their own life in a changing city, 10 people decide in May 1998 to turn their lives in Berlin into fiction for 14 days. They play "Killer", a game where no one knows about the other and everyone is both perpetrator and victim. The task is to find a given person previously unknown to the player and to come up with the perfect "murder" for the "victim". Knowing that someone is following their own tracks at the same time, the players go in search of the unknown person. They stretch a net over the city: the paths covered, places visited and encounters draw a subjective sketch of current life in Berlin in the "interim".
2000
Goethe-Institut Warzawa
2000
Goethe-Institut Montreal
2000
Mumbai International Film Festival
1999
Goethe-Institut Jerusalem / Kinemathek
1999
Goethe-Institut Tel Aviv / Kinemathek
1999
Filmclub Winterthur
1999
16. Kasseler Dokumentarfilm- und Videofest
1999
10th Stockholm International Film Festival
1999
Museum of Modern Art
1999
10th International Ljubljana Film Festival Section: Perspective (Competition)
1999
Tokyo International Film Festival Cinema Prisma Video Section
1999
13th Leeds International Film Festival
1999
26th Flanders International Film Festival Ghent
1999
20th International Film Camera Festival
1999
48th Melbourne International Film Festival
1999
Deutsches Filmmuseum Frankfurt/Main
1999
34th International Film Festival Karlovy Vary Section: Another View
1999
Filmkunsthaus Babylon-Mitte, Berlin
1999
Image Forum Festival Japan 1999
1999
ZDF German Television, "Das kleine Fernsehspiel"
1999
Internationale Filmfestspiele Berlin 1999 Internationales Forum des jungen Films
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