Gabi (short film)

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Movie
Original title Gabi
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 2017
length 30 minutes
Rod
Director Michael Fetter Nathansky
script Michael Fetter Nathansky
production Virginia Martin & Anna-Sophie Philippi // Babelsberg Film University
music Anna-Marlene Bicking
camera Clara Rosenthal
cut Kai Eiermann
occupation

Gabi is a German short film . This was created under the direction of Michael Fetter Nathansky . The film premiered at the Berlinale 2017 and won the German Short Film Award 2017 in the category “Films of more than 10 minutes to 30 minutes”.

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Gabi's life is empty and hopeless. She is betrayed by her husband, but she can no longer get upset about it. Your sister is pregnant and constantly stressed. Therefore she has no time for Gabi and gives her more and more tasks. In addition, Gabi also takes care of her senile father after a water pipe burst in the old people's home . Only in her job as a tiler is there a person who takes notice of her and talks to her. It is the trainee Marco who fails to part with his girlfriend, who is constantly cheating on him. That is why he practices breaking up with Gabi during the work breaks. Gabi takes on the role of his girlfriend. This leads to outbursts of anger and tenderness between Marco and the person who plays Gabi. At first Gabi is not very enthusiastic about these "rehearsals", but over time she finds more and more pleasure in staging everyday situations. This makes it seem as if she is taking away the desolation of her everyday life and is looking for her own emotionality. She puts herself in a wide variety of emotional states in a wide variety of situations. In one situation she plays Gabi who never complains, in another she cries, in a third situation she is silent. At first this looks like an opening of oneself, but develops into an act of staged alienation from oneself.

Awards

The film has received a number of awards since it first appeared.

year Film festival / award ceremony category receiver Result Individual evidence
2017 International Short Film Week Regensburg Audience award Michael Fetter Nathansky Won
Film Festival Dresden Audience Award - National Competition Michael Fetter Nathansky Won
Studio Hamburg Young Talent Award Best short film Michael Fetter Nathansky Nominated
German short film award Feature films longer than 10 minutes to 30 minutes Michael Fetter Nathansky, Babelsberg Film University Won
Poitiers Film Festival "Jury Prize" Michael Fetter Nathansky Nominated

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Individual evidence

  1. Action on the ARD side
  2. IMdB IMdB
  3. IMdB IMdB