Ewa Karlström
Ewa Karlström (born February 12, 1965 in Gävle ) is a Swedish - German film producer of German films, who produced, among other things, the series Die Wilden Kerle together with Andreas Ulmke-Smeaton .
Career
Ewa Karlström, who was born in Sweden, came to Germany as a twelve year old girl with her parents, her younger sister Lisa Karlström and her brother Peter 2 years older and went to school here. At the age of 22 she went to Munich, where she studied production and media management at the University of Television and Film (HFF Munich) from 1989 to 1992 .
In 1990 she founded the film production company Vela-X together with Katja von Garnier and used it to produce the practice film Make-up! , which became a surprise success with 1.1 million admissions in Germany. The film Bandits was also made together with Katja von Garnier, but Karlström only took over the coproduction because she gave birth to her son.
In 1996, together with Andreas Ulmke-Smeaton, she founded the film production company SamFilm , with whom she has produced many successful films since then, including The Strange Behavior of Sexually Mature City dwellers during the mating season (1998) as well as the movie series Die Wilden Kerle (since 2003) and the Christmas film Es ist a moose sprung from (2005), which won the Bavarian Film Prize . In the summer of 2011 she and Andreas Ulmke-Smeaton produced the film Five Friends , which was released in late January 2012. In the following years she also produced three sequels to the film. In addition, three films from the award-winning Ostwind series have been shown in theaters since 2013 .
Filmography
- 1988: Drei D (as production and recording manager)
- 1990: Summer days (as production and recording manager)
- 1990: Lautlos (short film)
- 1992/93: Make-up removed!
- 1994: Secret Witness (TV movie)
- 1995–1997: Commissioner Beck - The new cases (8 episodes)
- 1996/97: Bandits (as co-producer)
- 1997/98: The strange behavior of sexually mature urbanites during the mating season
- 2000: Heaven can wait
- 2001: The Love of My Life (TV Movie)
- 2003: The wild guys
- 2005: the wild guys 2
- 2005: Love Again (TV Movie)
- 2005: A moose jumped out
- 2006: The Wild Bunch 3
- 2006: Sunny (as co-producer)
- 2007: The Wild Boys 4
- 2007: You know what would be cool ... ?!
- 2008: DWK 5 - The Wild Bunch: Beyond the Horizon
- 2008: summer
- 2009: gangs
- 2010: A Russian Summer (as a co-producer)
- 2010: Rock It!
- 2010: Groupies don't stay for breakfast
- 2011: Das Blaue vom Himmel (as co-producer)
- 2012: Five friends
- 2013: Five friends 2
- 2013: east wind
- 2014: Five Friends 3
- 2014: Das sinstere Tal (as co-producer)
- 2015: Five friends 4
- 2015: Ostwind 2
- 2016: The Wild Things - The legend lives on
- 2016: Crazy about Fixi
- 2017: Maria Mafiosi (as co-producer)
- 2017: East wind - departure to Ora
- 2017: Trakehner Blood (TV series)
- 2018: Five Friends and the Valley of the Dinosaurs
- 2019: East Wind - Ari's arrival
Awards
- 2003 Children's Media Prize The White Elephant for Die Wilden Kerle
- 2005 Bavarian Film Prize in the Best Family Film category for Es ist ein Moose sprung
- 2011 Bavarian Film Award as co-producer for Das Blaue vom Himmel
- 2013 Bavarian Film Prize in the Best Family Film category for Ostwind
- 2013 Gilde Film Prize in the children's film category for Ostwind
- 2014 German Film Award in the Best Children's Film category for Ostwind
- 2014 German Film Prize in Silver as a co-producer for Das finstere Tal
- 2015 Children's Media Award The White Elephant in the category of best film production for Ostwind 2
Web links
- Ewa Karlström in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- SamFilm (company of Ewa Karlström and Andreas Ulmke-Smeaton)
- Children's and young people's film correspondence: films that one believes will ultimately be made possible ... (Interview)
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Children's and youth film correspondence: Films that one believes will ultimately be made possible ...
- ^ HFF - Hall of Fame: Ewa Karlström
- ↑ Figures on Chartsurfer.de , accessed on October 18, 2018.
- ↑ Press release on the film Five Friends from Constantin Film
- ↑ a b Kino.de portrait of Ewa Karlström
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Karlström, Ewa |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Swedish-German film producer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | February 12, 1965 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Gävle , Sweden |