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35. Kurzfilm Festival Hamburg 4. — 10. Juni 2019 Shortfilm 35. KURZFILM FESTIVAL HAMBURG 4. — 10. JUNI 2019 Lo siento mi amor.jpg EVC_Still_15.jpg Girl-Whose-Shadow-Reflects-the-Moon-The.jpg Kuebelkind_1.5.1_Kristine de Loup_c_Edgar Reitz Filmstiftung.jpg Lust_Cover Madly in Love with my Best Friend.jpg KFFH19-Trailer 3-vlcsnap-2019-04.png Blessed Land - Still 1.jpg LLTTA_3.jpg 02_Tattoo.jpg interlaced.jpg SHORTFILM.COM #KURZFILM_HAMBURG UMBRA_STILL_4_WEB.jpg Wir bedanken uns herzlich bei allen Partnern und Unterstützern! Eine Veranstaltung der Hauptförderer Förderer Unterstützer und Ausrüster www.stilbruch.de ® Institutionelle Partner Mo&Friese wird unterstützt von Of zielle Medienpartner Mitgliedschaften kurz mal LUSCHERN Der Film-Norden beim Kurzfilm Festival Hamburg 2019 Deutscher Wettbewerb Ada Kaleh Helena Wittmann Believe Nicolaas Schmidt Datscha Turbaza /Dacha Turbaza Marko Mijatovic Land der Gegenden /Land of Districts Andreas Grützner Mann auf Blau /Man in Blue Friedrich Tiedtke Souvenir Miriam Gossing, Lina Sieckmann Whoa, Hoo-ah, Huh! Paul Spengemann Flotter Dreier Wettbewerb Die Navigatour Carsten Knoop, Dorit Kiesewetter Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein So., 2. Juni Dienstag, 4. Juni Donnerstag, 6. Juni Freitag, 7. Juni 15:00 Uhr 10:00 Uhr 16:30 Uhr 19:00 Uhr 10:00 Uhr 19:00 Uhr 21:30 Uhr 10:00 Uhr 17:30 Uhr 19:45 Uhr 22:00 Uhr 11:00 Uhr 15:00 Uhr 17:45 Uhr 20:15 Uhr 22:15 Uhr Zeise 1 Mo&Friese Zeise 1 Mo&Friese Mo&Friese Eröfnung Zeise 1 Mo&Friese IW 3 DW 3 Mo&Friese DW 4 DW 5 IW 6 Mo&Friese Mo&Friese Flotter 3er Pleasure Pleasure Eröfnung Schulv. Regentanz Kitavorstel- Ortslinien Perpetuum Schulvor- Framing Sehnsucht Fortschritt Wolkenku- Gib mir Lost in Rebels: Rebels: Klangfar- Katzenjam- S. 59 lung S. 22 Immobile stellung the Beast S. 40 S. 28 kuksheim fünf! Translation Erika Lust 1 Erika ben mer ab 9 Wolkenku- S. 37 Mirakulös S. 39 S. 55 S. 72 S. 44 S. 83 Lust 2 S. 52 S. 63 kuksheim S. 56 ab 4 ab 6 S. 84 ab 5 ab 12 S. 55 ab 4 ab 6 10:00 Uhr 10:00 Uhr 19:00 Uhr 21:30 Uhr 10:00 Uhr 16:30 Uhr 18:15 Uhr 20:15 Uhr 22:30 Uhr 15:30 Uhr 17:45 Uhr 20:00 Uhr 22:15 Uhr Zeise 2 Mo&Friese Zeise 2 Mo&Friese DW 2 IW 4 Mo&Friese Mo&Friese Kurz vor IW 5 WILD DW 3 IW 7 IW 6 IW 8 Schulvor- Schulvor- Zukunft Pink- Schulvor- Rambaz- lang Apropos CARD Perpetuum Jenseits Fortschritt Recherche stellung stellung S. 36 pengpu stellung amba S. 160 S. 26 Knives and Immobile S. 29 S. 28 des vies kurz mal FreiStil 1 FreiStil 2 S. 24 Regenbo- S. 62 Skin S. 37 S. 31 S. 67 S. 68 gen 2 S. 75 ab 12 ab 14 ab 14 ab 14 10:00 Uhr 19:00 Uhr 21:00 Uhr 17:30 Uhr 19:30 Uhr 21:30 Uhr Metropolis Mo&Friese Metropolis Pleasure Pleasure Flamingos WILD Thinking Kitavorstel- Rebels: Rebels: 1 CARD Particles lung Erika Lust Erika Lust S. 105 Der kleine S. 133 Wolkenku- 1 2 Godard kuksheim S. 83 S. 84 S. 145 S. 55 ab 4 10:00 Uhr 15:00 Uhr 19:30 Uhr 21:45 Uhr 19:30 Uhr 21:45 Uhr 18:00 Uhr 20:15 Uhr Abaton Mo&Friese Mo&Friese Lichtmess Flamingos Flamingos Flamingos No No Pleasure Schulvor- Wetter- 1 2 3 movement movement Rebels: LUSCHERN stellung leuchten S. 105 S. 107 S. 107 2 1 Kübelkind Seite an S. 60 S. 119 S. 117 S. 93 Seite ab 9 S. 57 ab 6 21:30 Uhr 19:30 Uhr 21:45 Uhr 17:30 Uhr 19:45 Uhr 22:00 Uhr 17:30 Uhr 19:45 Uhr 22:00 Uhr Der Film-Norden beim Festival Eröfnung B-Movie IW 7 IW 8 IW 2 IW 1 Pleasure IW 5 IW 3 IW 4 zentrum Open Jenseits Recherche Licht Echoes Rebels: Apropos Ortslinien Pink- POST Space S. 29 des vies S. 20 S. 18 Begehren S. 26 S. 22 pengpu Open Space S. 139 S. 31 1 S. 24 Kurzfilm Festival Hamburg 2019 S. 89 10:00 Uhr 10:00 Uhr 16:30 Uhr 19:00 Uhr 10:00 Uhr 16:00 Uhr 19:30 Uhr 22:00 Uhr 11:00 Uhr 16:30 Uhr 19:00 Uhr 21:30 Uhr Andere Mo&Friese 3001 Kino Mo&Friese Mo&Friese Mo&Friese Mo&Friese Mo&Friese DW 1 DW 2 Mo&Friese DW 5 Mo&Friese DW 4 Schulvor- Schulvor- Seite an FreiStil 1 Schulvor- Wolkenku- Gespenster Zukunft Regentanz Sehnsucht Ragtag Framing stellung stellung Seite S. 67 stellung kuksheim S. 34 S. 36 S. 59 S. 40 Regen- the Beast Regentanz Regenbo- S. 57 ab 14 Wetter- S. 55 ab 9 bogen S. 39 Brakula gen 1 S. 75 ab 6 leuchten ab 4 2 S. 59 ab 9 ab 12 S. 60 ab 9 S. 75 10:00 Uhr 15:00 Uhr Abaton Mo&Friese Mo&Friese Schulvor- Regentanz stellung S. 59 Rambaz- ab 9 amba S. 62 Mittwoch, 05. Juni ab 12 Deutscher Wettbewerb 10:00 Uhr 16:30 Uhr 19:00 Uhr 21:15 Uhr 20:15 Uhr 20:15 Uhr 19:00 Uhr 21:15 Uhr Zeise 1 Mo&Friese Mo&Friese DW 1 IW 2 Filmraum DW 2 DW 3 DW 4 DW 5 Schulvor- Mirakulös Gespenster Licht Zukunft Perpetuum Framing Sehnsucht stellung S. 56 S. 34 S. 20 S. 36 Immobile the Beast S. 40 Wetter- ab 6 S. 37 S. 39 Ada Kaleh Helena Wittmann leuchten S. 60 ab 9 10:00 Uhr 19:00 Uhr 16:30 Uhr 19:00 Uhr 21:45 Uhr 17:30 Uhr 19:45 Uhr 00:30 Uhr 17:00 Uhr 19:00 Uhr 01:00 Uhr Believe Nicolaas Schmidt Zeise 2 Mo&Friese IW 1 Festival- Mo&Friese Arab Film Mo&Friese HH- HH- BBB VETO WILD Interlaced Schulvor- Echoes zentrum Grenzenlos Night Late Night Positionen Positionen S. 179 S. 158 CARD // Signals stellung S. 18 POST ab 5 S. 174 S. 183 1 2 Knives and S. 175 Kurzfilm- Lampen- S. 126 S. 128 Skin Datscha Turbaza /Dacha Turbaza Marko Mijatovic schule lager S. 145 S. 75 10:00 Uhr 19:00 Uhr 21:00 Uhr 22:15 Uhr 23:59 Uhr 22:15 Uhr 23:59 Uhr Metropolis Mo&Friese No move- No move- Festival- Flotter 3er Shivers 35mm Shivers Land der Gegenden /Land of Districts Andreas Grützner Schulvor- ment ment Lost in Shorts S. 177 Shorts 2 zentrum stellung 1 2 POST Translation 1 S. 179 Seite an S. 117 S. 119 Open Air S. 44 S. 179 Seite Mann auf Blau /Man in Blue Friedrich Tiedtke S. 57 ab 6 19:30 Uhr 15:00 Uhr 19:00 Uhr 13:00 Uhr 15:00 Uhr Lichtmess Flotter 3er Festival- FORUM FORUM Führung FORUM Souvenir Miriam Gossing, Lina Sieckmann Lost in zentrum Manifeste Cut it out Open Change- Translation POST S. 111 S. 121 Space makers S. 44 Klub / Open S. 139 S. 96 Whoa, Hoo-ah, Huh! Paul Spengemann Space 19:00 Uhr 10:00-18:00 Uhr 22:15 Uhr 3001 Kino Mo&Friese Festival- Hamburg Short Film Sessions A Wall is FreiStil 2 zentrum / volles Programm ab S. 163 a Screen: S. 68 Andere Diebsteich ab 14 Kl. Bahnstr. Flotter Dreier Wettbewerb S. 184 10:00 Uhr 15:00 Uhr Abaton Mo&Friese Mo&Friese Schulvor- Wolkenku- stellung kuksheim Ticketpreise Prices Die Navigatour Carsten Knoop, Dorit Kiesewetter Regenbo- S. 55 Einzelkarte 8 Euro / 7 Euro erm. gen 1 ab 4 S. 75 ab 12 5er-Karte 33 Euro / 30 Euro erm. 20:15 Uhr 10er-Karte 65 Euro / 58 Euro erm. Filmraum DW 1 Mo&Friese KinderKurzFilmFestival 3 Euro / 3,50 Euro Gespenster S. 34 Karten während des Festivals an allen Kinokassen, im Festival- zentrum auf dem Postgelände (Di 11-18 Uhr; Mi-So 11-20 Uhr, Filmförderung Hamburg Tel. 0177/53 51 362). Onlinevorverkauf für alle Vorführungen in 10:00 Uhr 19:00 Uhr Festival- Mo&Friese Mo&Friese den Zeise Kinos. Im Filmraum gibt es nur Tickets für die dortigen Schleswig-Holstein zentrum Schulvor- Toons ‚n‘ Veranstaltungen.Karten gibt es auch an allen bekannten Vorver- POST stellung Tunes Lampen- Toons ‚n‘ S. 182 kaufsstellen bzw. unter: www.tixforgigs.de lager Tunes ab 5 S. 182 ab 5 During the festival tickets are available at all cinema’s box ofces, at the festival centre at the grounds of the post (Tue 11-18; Wed- 10:00 Uhr 13:30 Uhr 19:00 Uhr Andere Mo&Friese Mo&Friese Artist-Talk Sun 11-20 h, Phone: 0177/53 51 362) Zeise Kino sells online tickets Schulvor- Katzenjam- Wagner & for all screenings. Filmraum sells only tickets for the Filmraum stellung mer de Burca Mirakulös Gym. Kunsverein screenings. All ticketmaster box ofces (www.tixforgigs.de). LOLA Ohmoor S. S. 143 S. 56 ab 6 63 ab 12 Freitag, 7. Juni Samstag, 8. Juni Sonntag, 9. Juni 10:00 Uhr 19:00 Uhr 21:30 Uhr 10:00 Uhr 17:30 Uhr 19:45 Uhr 22:00 Uhr 11:00 Uhr 15:00 Uhr 17:45 Uhr 20:15 Uhr 22:15 Uhr 17:30 Uhr 19:30 Uhr 21:30 Uhr Zeise 1 Mo&Friese IW 3 DW 3 Mo&Friese DW 4 DW 5 IW 6 Mo&Friese Mo&Friese Flotter 3er Pleasure Pleasure Zeise 1 Short Short Short Kitavorstel- Ortslinien Perpetuum Schulvor- Framing Sehnsucht Fortschritt Wolkenku- Gib mir Lost in Rebels: Rebels: Matters Matters Matters lung S. 22 Immobile stellung the Beast S.
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