Martin Hawie

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Martin Hawie (born December 15, 1975 in Lima ) is a German film director and screenwriter.

Life and work

Hawie studied Audiovisual Communication in Lima (Instituto Peruano de Publicidad) and trained in photography and painting at the Centro de la Imagen. In 2001 he began studying directing at the Barcelona Film School. One of the short films he made there was nominated for the Sitges festival . During this time his photographs and paintings were exhibited in Barcelona and Los Angeles.

After three years he returned to Lima and received the “Young Artists” grant from Industrias Tekno. At the same time he became the managing director of a casting agency and worked as a freelance art director for advertising films. The limited possibilities of the Peruvian film industry brought Hawie to Germany in 2005. Here he realized several short and documentary film projects. In 2011 he started his postgraduate studies at the Art Academy for Media Cologne with a focus on film (feature film directing / screenwriting). The feature film Camille was his intermediate diploma there, which premiered at the Hof International Film Festival in 2013. Since then, Camille has screened at several international film festivals and was awarded the Best Student Award at the Mexico International Film Festival 2014 .

He successfully completed his studies in April 2015 with his second feature film, Toro . The diploma film received the final film funding from the Film- und Medienstiftung NRW and premiered at the 39th Montreal World Film Festival 2015. Toro celebrated its German premiere at the 49th Hof International Film Festival in 2015 and received a special mention from the jury as part of the “New German Cinema” award. Toro was also invited to the 66th Berlin Film Festival in 2016 and ran in the section “Perspektive Deutsches Kino” as a special contribution to “50 Years of the Hof Film Festival ”. The Studio Hamburg Newcomer Award nominated Hawie 2016 in the category "Best Director". He has had German citizenship since 2009. Martin Hawie works as a freelance director and author in Cologne .

Filmography

Feature films
  • 2020 The future is a lonely place (movie director, co-author, editor)
  • 2015 Toro (feature film director, co-writer, editor)
  • 2013 Camille (director, screenplay, editor)
Short films
  • 2012 At the end of a night (director, screenplay, editor)
  • 2011 Silent Night (director, screenplay, editor)
  • 2010 The other side (director, screenplay, editor)
  • 2010 Wind over Berlin (director, screenplay, editor)
  • 2010 Chicas (director, screenplay, editor)
  • 2009 Fresh Chicken Egg (director, screenplay, editor)
  • 2009 Unknown Life (director, screenplay, editor)
  • 2009 A lot of love (director, screenplay, editor)
  • 2009 Jule & Tarik (director, screenplay, editor)
  • 2008 240 steps a day (direction, screenplay, editing)
  • 2003 Tempus Fugit (director, screenplay, editor)
Documentaries
  • 2012 In search of other colors (direction, screenplay, editing)
  • 2009 Omelette & Kokosnuss (director, screenplay, editor)
Music videos
  • 2020 Campo de Almas | Tus Ojos
  • 2019 Campo de Almas | No Tengas Miedo (Feat. Alvaro Urquijo)
  • 2019 Campo de Almas | Despertary
  • 2019 Campo de Almas | Stone patty
  • 2017 Campo de Almas | Cuando cierro los ojos
  • 2016 Campo de Almas | Todo me aleja de tí
  • 2016 Campo de Almas | Times
  • 2016 Goldroger | Perwoll
  • 2011 Bondage & Kleist | Mr. Shadow
  • 2007 Ollysee | courage is

Awards

  • International Film Festival Mexico 2014: Best Student Award for Feature Film (Camille)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Martin Hawie. German Films, accessed on January 23, 2019.
  2. ↑ Martin Hawie. Filmportal.de, accessed on January 23, 2019.
  3. ↑ Toro. Berlinale, accessed on January 23, 2019.
  4. ↑ 2014 Winners. Mexico International Film Festival, accessed January 23, 2019.
personal data
SURNAME Hawie, Martin
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German director and author
DATE OF BIRTH 15th December 1975
PLACE OF BIRTH Lima