Transit land
Movie | |
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Original title | Transit land |
Country of production | Germany |
Publishing year | 2005 |
length | 94 minutes |
Age rating | FSK without age restriction |
Rod | |
Director | Alexandra Sell |
script | Alexandra Sell |
production |
Jörg Siepmann , Harry Flöter |
music | Kreidler , Schnabel (final song) |
camera |
Justyna Feicht , Henning Drechsler |
cut |
Daniela Drescher , Gesa Marten |
Durchfahrtsland is a documentary film by the director Alexandra Sell , shot since 2002 in Hemmerich , Rösberg and Walberberg , Bornheim in North Rhine-Westphalia . Sell wrote the script and does the voiceover.
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In her debut film, Alexandra Sell introduces four personalities who, because of their worldview and character, represent a piece of the German province. A strange world is documented by the four protagonists between Cologne and Bonn, as are the two off-speakers. For one year, the film follows the lives of the four protagonists, for whom the promontory is the center of the world.
Hans Wilhelm Dümmer is the pastor of the villages of Bornheim-Hemmerich and -Rösberg, two villages that have been enemies for a long time, which he would like to reconcile and merge into one community. During the year of observation, he tried in vain numerous tricks to help the villages grow together again.
Mark Basinsky is the youngest member of a bachelor club. He dreams of studying fashion design in Milan. He doesn't fit into the village community, even if he is very careful not to miss a bachelorette party. In the course of the film he made it to Cologne and still lived in the village.
Giuseppe Scolaro is the first chairman of a marching band and, to his own regret, an Italian. He would like to join the Bund, which he succeeds despite being overweight.
Sophie Rey is a crime writer who self-publishes local crime stories. However, these do not have any particular success, especially not in their village. She gets along well with the residents of the village, only they don't want to buy her books.
Protagonists
- Hans Wilhelm Dümmer, pastor of two rival villages
- Sophie Rey, local crime writer
- Mark Basinski, the youngest member of a bachelor club
- Giuseppe Scolaro, first chairman of a marching band
teller
- Hans Schulze
- Alexandra Sell
History of origin
The film Durchgangsland is a long-term observation that was produced by 2Pilots . The ZDF editorial team, Das Kleine Fernsehspiel , acted as co-producer. The editor in charge was Christian Cloos .
The documentary was funded by Nordmedia , Kuratorium Junge deutscher Film and the Filmstiftung NRW . Real Fiction took over the film distribution.
Film festivals (excerpt)
- 2005, February 5th: Berlinale , international film festival, Berlin / Germany
- 2005, October 8: Warsaw Film Festival , Warsaw / Poland
- 2006, March 12th: Worth seeing, the joint film festival of Germany, Austria and Switzerland (organized by the Swiss Embassy, the Austrian Cultural Forum and the Goethe Institute) Budapest / Hungary
Prizes and awards
- 2005: Festival of German Film Art Prize “Special Award” Statement by the jury. Retrieved August 14, 2016 .
- 2005: “Special Prix Europa” in the TV Non-Fiction category, sponsored by the European Parliament.
Web links
- Land of transit in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Passage land at filmportal.de
- Official page. Retrieved April 2, 2020 .
- Passage land on nordmedia.de. Retrieved August 14, 2016.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Special Prix Europa ( Memento of the original from December 29, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.