In short - the film
| Movie | |
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| Original title | In short - the film |
| Country of production | Germany |
| original language | German |
| Publishing year | 2004 |
| length | 90 minutes |
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| Director | Robert Kuczera (Dragon Slayer) Ingo Rasper (Dufte) Bernhard Haux (Real birds don't throw up) Matthias Schreck (Mr. Blumfisch explodes) Andreas Krein (busy) Neele Vollmar (My parents) Oliver Seiter (The pilot) Friederike Jehn (Key children ) Torben Meier (Tarzanse) |
| script | Philipp Koblmiller (Dragon Slayer) Ingo Rasper (Dufte) Bernhard Haux (Real birds don't throw up ) Marc Hotz (Mr. Blumfisch explodes) Andreas Krein (busy) Maggie Peren (My parents) Oliver Seiter (The pilot) Friederike Jehn (key children ) Torben Meier (Tarzanse) |
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The pilot: Rush hour:
My parents:
Key children: | |
Short - The film is a compilation of nine short films from the Baden-Württemberg Film Academy , which was released in 2004 by Goldfisch Filmverleih.
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We see a brother ( Tom Schilling ) who lives with his sister like a married couple until she meets a man. When a teenager wants to introduce her new boyfriend ( Barnaby Metschurat ) to her bourgeois parents , they turn out to be super cool. Very different people (including Christel Peters ) take high risks for a good cup of coffee . During a turbulent lunch break, Roman Knižka does gymnastics on a high-rise construction site à la Harold Lloyd , a dragon killer has to face the greatest challenge of his life, and we learn that a squash ball also has feelings (with Dominique Pinon ).
- The films in alphabetical order
- Dragon Slayer, animated film, 2004
- Dufte, short film, 2001
- Real birds don't throw up, animated film, 2003
- Mr Blumfisch explodes , animated film, 2003
- High activity, short film / visual effects, 2001/2002
- My parents, short film, 2003
- The Pilot, short film / visual effects, 2000
- Key Children, short film, 2002
- Tarzanese, animated film, 2003