Smáfuglar

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Movie
German title Two birds
Original title Smáfuglar
Country of production Iceland
original language Icelandic
Publishing year 2008
length 15 minutes
Rod
Director Rúnar Rúnarsson
script Rúnar Rúnarsson
production Hlín Jóhannesdóttir ,
Skuli Fr. Malmquist ,
Thor Sigurjonsson
music Kjartan Sveinsson
camera Sophia Olsson
cut Jacob Secher Schulsinger
occupation

Smáfuglar (German title: Zwei Vögel ) is a 15-minute Icelandic short film by Rúnar Rúnarsson . With a total of 50 awards, it is the most frequently awarded short film in the world.

action

Four teenagers, two boys and two girls, meet on a bright Nordic summer night to spend a few hours together. They go to a party where the older of the two boys is giving pills with ketamine to the others. The other boy also takes a pill to prove he belongs to the group. The group stays at the party. The older of the two couples unabashedly flirts in front of the other and messes with each other. The two younger ones are more reserved and shy; they are attracted to each other too, but the boy does not dare to take the first step. Both fall asleep under the influence of drugs.

At some point the boy wakes up and sees the girl he is in love with in front of him. She is unconscious, lies naked on a bed and is raped by two party guests. The boy is unable to help her. When the men are gone, he makes a decision: he undresses and lies down next to the girl.

When the young woman wakes up and sees the boy next to her, she is glad that it is him she is waking up next to.

Awards

  • Cabourg Romantic Film Festival, 2008 (Best Director, Short Film)
  • Capalbio Cinema, 2008: Best Creative Idea; Young People's Award
  • Cinema Jove - Valencia International Film Festival, 2008: Canal + France Award
  • Cork International Film Festival, 2008: International Jury Award (Best Short Film)
  • Edda Awards, 2008: Best Short Film
  • Edinburgh International Film Festival, 2008: Prix UIP Edinburgh (European Short Film)
  • Lille International Short Film Festival, 2008: First Prize (European Competition)
  • Melbourne International Film Festival, 2008: Best Short Film
  • Milan Film Festival, 2008: Best Short Film
  • St. Petersburg Message to Man Film Festival, 2008: Centaur Award (Best Short Fiction)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Saxony-Anhalt Art Foundation: Film Night 2010 . Archived from the original on March 4, 2016. Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved June 17, 2012. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.kunststiftung-sachsen-anhalt.de