Chewing gum bubble
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| Original title | Chewing gum bubble |
| Country of production | Germany |
| original language | German |
| Publishing year | 2018 |
| length | 26 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Anja Gurres |
| script | Anja Gurres |
| production |
Maximilian Höhnle , Steffen Freckmann |
| music | Max Clouth |
| camera | Philip Henze |
| cut | Julia Meyer-Pavlovic |
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Chewing gum bubble is a German short film by Anja Gurres from 2018, in which Sara Kärcher and Leon Lerch play the leading roles and Valerie Niehaus and Martin Neuhaus play leading roles. The film premiered on April 27, 2018 at the FiSH film festival in Rostock's city harbor .
action
13-year-old Emma Fuchs blows chewing gum all day long because she is addicted to chewing gum and wants to suppress her puberty . Together with her friend Lasse Köhler, she would like to keep rocking like a child and immerse himself in her father's railroad world. This beautiful ideal world threatens to collapse when Lasse explains to her that he has a steady girlfriend, Jana, with whom he is planning his first time . When Emma sees Lasse with the girl, she reacts with anger and helplessness. Although she has told Lasse that she hates swimming pools, she tries to be close to Lasse there. Unfortunately, the meeting of the two does not go as Emma would have liked.
Emma's mother wants her father to dismantle the railroad world; although he is initially against it, he then decides to start dismantling. Shortly afterwards, Lasse tells Emma that he slept with Jana. Emma then tries to make Lasse jealous with Tom, Lasse's teammate. In part, she also succeeds.
When Emma makes up her mind to agree to the dismantling of the railroad world, her father suggests building a home theater instead, which inspires Emma. With herself somewhat at peace again, she sends Lasse a message that she is waiting for him at the swing, that she will be there, no matter how long it takes. When Lasse appears, she tells him, of course he can do something with other people, including Jana, with whom he can also have sex and of course he can do anything he wants, "just ...", she pushes around, whereupon Lasse says: "It's okay, Emma" and takes her in his arms. Then they chew gum together and make large bubbles of gum.
Production, publication
The film was produced by the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg GmbH (Ludwigsburg) in cooperation with Ovidfilm (Stuttgart) and Montavia Filmproduktion (Ludwigsburg), and was funded by the Baden-Württemberg Youth Foundation and the Friends of the Baden-Württemberg Film Academy. The shooting took place in Ludwigsburg, Benningen a. N. and Oberstenfeld instead.
On December 8, 2018, the film was shown at the Filmschau Baden-Württemberg in Stuttgart. In 2019 it was screened at the 26th International Film Festival Etiuada & Anima in Poland. The English title of the film is Bubble Gummed Girl .
Awards (selection)
Evidence for the following information, see →
- 2017: Winner of the UFA-Fiction Petra-Mosselman-Gedächtnispreis (sponsorship award)
- May 2018: 5th Student World Awards (Talent Factory, Los Angeles, USA)
- Semi finalist in the category "Best Student Film"
- June 2018: 26th German Children's Media Festival Goldener Spatz
- nominated in the short film category
- June 2018: Oniros Film Awards in Aosta, Italy
- in the official selection as best student film
- August 2018: 15th San Diego Int'l Kids Film Festival, San Diego, USA
- in the official selection
- October 2018: Filmzeit Kaufbeuren
- in the official selection
- October 2018: 4th Stiff Student Int'l Festival Rijeka, Croatia
- in a Competition
- November 2018: Kinodiseea, Bucharest, Romania
- in competition (15-18 years)
- December 2018: 24th Baden-Württemberg Film Show, Stuttgart
- in the official selection
- December 2018: 1st Inshort Film Festival 2019, Lagos, Nigeria
- in the official selection
- January 2019: 1st Guacamole Short Film Festival, Chicago, USA
- in the official selection
Web links
- Chewing gum bubble in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Chewing gum bubble at crew united
- Chewing gum bubble at filmportal.de
- Chewing gum bubble on the daserste.de page
- Chewing gum bubble movie poster at crew-united
- Chewing gum bubble full film on the 1.wdr.de page (available until October 21, 2019)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Klaus Blaudzun, Patrick Hinz, Daniel Honies, Anne Kellner, Karsten Kranzusch, Johannes Krüger, Michèle Köhler, Jelena Murašova, Sabine Münch, Arne Papenhagen: FiSH 2018 program. In: Filmfestival im StadtHafen. institut für neue medien gGmbH, accessed on September 2, 2019 (German).
- ↑ a b chewing gum bubble see page augohr.de
- ↑ Chewing gum bubble: chewing gum bubble. May 19, 2017. Retrieved September 23, 2019 .
- ↑ Chewing gum bubble see page anja-gurres.com