Samstag, 10. Oktober 2009

At the Documentary Market in Sitges




After a nice party at the Babelsberg Media Awards (we did not win unfortunately) I went to Sitges this morning to present MY FATHER. MY UNCLE. at the Doc Market MEDIMED. Over here it is still summer and the beaches look beautiful. That makes it even harder to go to this well organized market and meet important industry professionals instead of having a swim.
Anyway, thanks Sergi Dolade for the invitiation to this great market!

By accident I found out that one of my fellow students is premiering his film here on the Sitges Film Festival. THE BOY WHO WOULDN'T KILL by LINUS DE PAOLI premiers here tonight at 01.00 (at night) in the Auditorium. Congratulations! I will be there.
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Christoph Heller

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Berlin, Germany
Born 1981. Raised in Darmstadt. During school spent one year in Australia. Worked as an actor at the “Schauspielhaus Frankfurt.” After completing high school spent time in France and 5 months working for a tax office. Before studying at the German Film and Television Academy Berlin (dffb) worked for Egoli Tossell Film in Berlin in international co-production as well as for the World Distributor Celluloid Dreams. Producer, Production manager and coordinator for various feature films. Director and cameraman for various film projects. 2007 participant of the Rutger Hauer masterclass in Rotterdam, 2009 participant of the Zurich Masterclass. Premiered a social spot “Security Camera” at the Panorama of the 2007 Berlinale, which won a special mention at the “Teddy” award as well as a “valuable” rating from the Film Evaluation Center in Wiesbaden. Was a scholarship holder of the society for Film and Television producers (VFF München). Leader of an international film workshop in Jelenia Gora, Poland, in 2010. MY FATHER. MY UNCLE. has been shown on several international film festivals (DOK Leipzig, Dubai, Zurich, London) and will be released in cinemas across German speaking Europe.