Marina Jenkner

Marina Jenkner (* 1980 in Detmold ) is a German filmmaker and author .

biography

Marina Jenkner grew up in Detmold and studied German , art and design studies and architecture in Wuppertal from 1999 to 2004 . She then worked for various PR and advertising agencies , and has been a freelance copywriter , writer and filmmaker since 2006 . She lives in Wuppertal and runs the cultural center "Die arme Poetin" in the Vohwinkel district , where literature, audio and visual events regularly take place.

Marina Jenkner is a member of the Association of German Writers and GEDOK Wuppertal.

Publications

literature

• 2000 to 2006: various short stories and poetry, including Das Heimweh der Meerhexe , published in: Buchjournal (Ed.): From far away - Heimatgeschichten, ISBN 3-8334-6119-5
• 2006: WUPPERlyrik , volume of poetry, ISBN 3-937507-10-8
• 2007: Glutton and Hungermatt. Coping with Eating Disorders , Short Stories, ISBN 978-3-88104-377-9
• 2019: Die UnWillkommenen , novel, megalomania publishing house, ISBN 978-3-95771-240-0

Movies

• 2001 to 2003: Various short films
• 2003: Blue Shores , Drama
• 2004: Departure , short film
• 2005: Alien iacta est , short film
• 2007: Café Ost , short film
• 2009: And bye, hormones! , Documentary
• 2010: Curve discussion , short film
• 2011: The expert interview , short film

Awards

• 2001: 3rd prize in the 2nd short story competition "beautiful & strong" of the addiction prevention center of the city of Zurich
• 2002: Award of the State Media Center Rhineland-Palatinate at the 19th Video Film Days Thuringia and Rhineland-Palatinate for the short film Do not burn
• 2003: 1st place at the 2nd Small Goethe Prize of the Bergische Universität Wuppertal
• 2008: 3rd place in the 1st "Stories & Friends" competition on the subject of "Telling Mathematics" on the occasion of the Year of Mathematics
• 2011: 2nd place in the prose category at the literature competition of the Freundeskreis Düsseldorfer Buch e. V.

Web links

• http://www.marina-jenkner.de
• http://www.wupperlyrik.de
• http://www.blaue-ufer.de
• Short biography and information on Marina Jenkner's work at Literaturport