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THE OTHER CHELSEA

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PLANET GALATA
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THE TIME OF THEIR LIVES

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ALIAS
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September 2, 2010

We are happy to announce the broadcasting of our film PLANET GALATA - A BRIDGE IN ISTANBUL on September 27th at 23:30 on ARTE. Please read more about this cross-media project at WORLD SALES or click the Korsakow* at www.planetgalata.com.

*Korsakow is a software that Thalhofer developed for audiovisual storytelling on a non-linear basis. We will use Thalhofer’s non-linear narration system as a creative tool to present the microcosm of the Galata Bridge and the urban and cultural hybridity and diversity of Istanbul in all its complexity. Real stories will make it a sensuous experience.

   



September 2, 2010

We are glad to inform you that the film ALIAS will be aired on Oktober 5th at 23:45 Uhr at the channel NDR/Germany. Furthermore we are happy to compliment filmmaker Jens Junker on two more prices. ALIAS won the price of the Jury and the viewers award at the Monterrey International Film Festival.



July 26, 2010

Congratulations to Jens Junker. ALIAS won the 6. Filmschau of HFF in Munich. Furthermore the film is selected for the Monterrey International Film Festival. The festival will take place from August 20 til 29.



July 16, 2010

Congratulations to Anca Miruna Lazarescu. Her film ONE DAY TODAY WILL BE ONCE has been chosen as an official selection for the "One Title Section"
of the 2010 Sapporo International Short Film Festival and Market. The festival will take place from Tuesday 5th October until Monday 11th October.



July 15, 2010

Congratulations to Henk Drees, the Cutter of RICH BROTHER, for the German Camera Award 2010 in the category "Best Montage". The Jury says: "The documentary shows in a wonderful way the contrast between the expectations of the african family to the experiences of their son who was send by them to Germany. In a clever parallel montage this various levels are worked out and interwoven. The result is a very emotional and sensitive film. Despite the difficult camera and sound conditions and without any off-commentary the cutter creates a story which fascinates us viewers about 99 minutes." Please find more at www.deutscher-kamerapreis.de