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Festivalteilnahmen Deutscher Filme Auf Internationalen Filmfestivals 2018 FESTIVALTEILNAHMEN DEUTSCHER FILME AUF INTERNATIONALEN FILMFESTIVALS 2018 KOPRODUKTIONSLÄNDER DATUM BEGINN FESTIVAL DATUM ENDE FESTIVALS SEKTION FILMTITEL REGIE (bei rein deutschen Produktionen FESTIVAL kein Eintrag) Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 Special Presentation AUS DEM NICHTS Fatih Akin DE/FR New Voices/New Visions Competition for Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 DREI ZINNEN Jan Zabeil DE/IT Directorial Debut Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 Awards Buzz: Best Foreign Language Film A FANTASTIC WOMAN Sebastián Lelio CL/US/DE/ES Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 Awards Buzz: Best Foreign Language Film FÉLICITÉ Alain Gomis FR/SN/BE/DE/LB Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 Awards Buzz: Best Foreign Language Film FOXTROT Samuel Maoz DE/IL/FR/CH Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 Awards Buzz: Best Foreign Language Film LOVELESS Andrey Zvyagintsev RU/BE/DE/FR Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 Awards Buzz: Best Foreign Language Film MEN DON'T CRY Alen Drljevic BH/SL/HR/DE Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 Awards Buzz: Best Foreign Language Film THE WOUND John Trengove ZA/DE Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 Awards Buzz: Best Foreign Language Film TOM OF FINLAND Dome Karukoski FI/SE/DK/DE Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 Awards Buzz: Best Foreign Language Film UNDER THE TREE Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurdsson IS/PL/DK/DE Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 Awards Buzz: Best Foreign Language Film WAJIB Annemarie Jacir PS/FR/DE/CO/NO/QA/AE Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 Dinner and a Movie DER KUCHENMACHER Ofir Raul Graizer IL/DE Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 Modern Masters HAPPY END Michael Haneke FR/DE/AT Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 Modern Masters SPOOR Agnieszka Holland PL/DE/CZ/SE/SK Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 Talking Pictures THE SQUARE Ruben Östlund SE/FR/DE/DK Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 World Cinema Now ES WAR EINMAL IN DEUTSCHLAND Sam Gabarski DE/LU/BE Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 World Cinema Now GUTLAND Govinda Van Maele LU/DE/BE Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 World Cinema Now HAPPY BIRTHDAY Christos Georgiou GR/DE Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 World Cinema Now JUPITER'S MOON Kornél Mundruczó HU/DE/CH/SE Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 World Cinema Now EINSAMKEIT UND SEX UND MITLEID Lars Montag Palm Springs International Film Festival 2. Januar 2018 15. Januar 2018 World Cinema Now WESTERN Valeska Grisebach DE/BG/AT New York Jewish Film Festival 10. Januar 2018 23. Januar 2018 Main Slate THE CAKEMAKER Ofir Raul Graizer IL/DE New York Jewish Film Festival 10. Januar 2018 23. Januar 2018 Main Slate DIE UNSICHTBAREN Claus Räfle New York Jewish Film Festival 10. Januar 2018 23. Januar 2018 Shorts Program SHLOMI AND MAZY Leonhard Hofmann Festival Premiers Plan, The European First Films Festival 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 European First Feature Film GUTLAND Govinda Van Maele LU/DE/BE Angers Festival Premiers Plan, The European First Films Festival 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 French First Feature Films OBLIVION VERSES Alireza Khatami FR/DE/NL Angers Festival Premiers Plan, The European First Films Festival 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 European First Short Films NACHTSTÜCK Anne Breymann Angers Festival Premiers Plan, The European First Films Festival 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 European Student Films GABI Michael Fetter Nathansky Angers Festival Premiers Plan, The European First Films Festival ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE PILLOW A ROSE 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 European Student Films Dragana Jovanovic Angers WAS BLOSSOMING Festival Premiers Plan, The European First Films Festival 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 European Student Films Jonathan Schwenk Angers SOG Festival Premiers Plan, The European First Films Festival 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 European Animated Films RUMOURS Nicole Aebersold Angers Festival Premiers Plan, The European First Films Festival 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 Happy Families? JUST THE WIND Benedek Fliegauf HU/DE/FR Angers Festival Premiers Plan, The European First Films Festival 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 Happy Families? HERZFLIMMERN Louis Malle FR/IT/DE Angers Festival Premiers Plan, The European First Films Festival 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 Retrospective Kornél Mundruczó DELTA Kornél Mundruczó DE/HU Angers Festival Premiers Plan, The European First Films Festival 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 Retrospective Kornél Mundruczó JUPITER’S MOON Kornél Mundruczó DE/HU Angers Festival Premiers Plan, The European First Films Festival 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 Retrospective Kornél Mundruczó TENDER SON Kornél Mundruczó DE/AT/HU Angers Festival Premiers Plan, The European First Films Festival 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 Retrospective Kornél Mundruczó WHITE GOD Kornél Mundruczó DE/HU/SE Angers Festival Premiers Plan, The European First Films Festival DAGUERREOTYPEN – LEUTE AUS MEINER 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 The Films by Agnès V. Agnès Varda DE/FR Angers STRASSE Flickerfest – International Short Film Festival Sydney 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 Best of International – Competition COMPARTMENTS Daniella Koffler, Uli Seis DE/IL Flickerfest – International Short Film Festival Sydney 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 Best of International – Competition SOG Jonatan Schwenk Flickerfest – International Short Film Festival Sydney 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 Best of International – Competition UGLY Nikita Diakur Flickerfest – International Short Film Festival Sydney 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 Best of International – Competition WATU WOTE – ALL OF US Katja Benrath Flickerfest – International Short Film Festival Sydney 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 Love Bites HERZILEIN Sinje Köhler Flickerfest – International Short Film Festival Sydney 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 Love Bites SCHEIDEWEG Arkadij Khaet Flickerfest – International Short Film Festival Sydney 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 FlickerKids AMEISE Julia Ocker Flickerfest – International Short Film Festival Sydney 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 FlickerKids LINK Robert Löbel OUR WONDERFUL NATURE – THE COMMON Flickerfest – International Short Film Festival Sydney 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 FlickerKids CHAMELEON Tomer Eshed Flickerfest – International Short Film Festival Sydney 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 FlickerKids RUHE. ZUMDONNERWETTERNOCHEINMAL! Kai Pannen Yoram Gross Award – Best International Short Flickerfest – International Short Film Festival Sydney 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 Animation SOG Jonatan Schwenk Flickerfest – International Short Film Festival Sydney 12. Januar 2018 21. Januar 2018 Best EU Short Film WATU WOTE – ALL OF US Katja Benrath FESTIVALTEILNAHMEN DEUTSCHER FILME AUF INTERNATIONALEN FILMFESTIVALS 2018 Sundance Film Festival 18. Januar 2018 28. Januar 2018 U.S. Dramatic Competition THE TALE Jennifer Fox US/DE Sundance Film Festival 18. Januar 2018 28. Januar 2018 World Cinema Documentary Competition A WOMAN CAPTURED Bernadett Tuza-Ritter HU/DE Sundance Film Festival 18. Januar 2018 28. Januar 2018 World Cinema Documentary Competition THE CLEANERS Hans Block, Moritz Riesewieck DE/BR Sundance Film Festival 18. Januar 2018 28. Januar 2018 World Cinema Documentary Competition OF FATHERS AND SONS Talal Derki DE/SY/LB/QA Sundance Film Festival 18. Januar 2018 28. Januar 2018 Premieres THE HAPPY PRINCE Rupert Everett DE/BE/IT Sundance Film Festival 18. Januar 2018 28. Januar 2018 Doc Premieres GENERATION WEALTH Lauren Greenfield CN/DE/IS/IE/RU/US Sundance Film Festival 18. Januar 2018 28. Januar 2018 Spotlight FOXTROT Samuel Maoz DE/IL/FR/CH Sundance Film Festival 18. Januar 2018 28. Januar 2018 Special Events THE KING Eugene Jarecki DE/US/FR Slamdance Film Festival 19. Januar 2018 25. Januar 2018 Documentary Feature Film Competition FREEDOM FOR THE WOLF Rupert Russell DE/US Slamdance Film Festival 19. Januar 2018 25. Januar 2018 Narrative Features M/M Drew Lint CA/DE Slamdance Film Festival 19. Januar 2018 25. Januar 2018 Shorts I’M NOT SURE Gabriel Hensche Slamdance Film Festival 19. Januar 2018 25. Januar 2018 Shorts RED FAT CAT Klaus Hoefs Rotterdam International Film Festival 24. Januar 2018 4. Februar 2018 Bright Future: Hivos Tiger Competition DER FALL VON SARAH UND SALEEM Muayad Alayan PS/NL/DE/MX Rotterdam International Film Festival 24. Januar 2018 4. Februar 2018 Bright Future: Tiger Competition for Short Films GLIMPSE Artur Żmijewski PL/DE Rotterdam International Film Festival 24. Januar 2018 4. Februar 2018 Bright Future: Tiger Competition for Short Films MASKIROVKA Tobias Zielony UA/DE Rotterdam International Film Festival 24. Januar 2018 4. Februar 2018 Bright Future: Tiger Competition for Short Films MORE THAN EVERYTHING Rainer Kohlberger Rotterdam International Film Festival 24. Januar 2018 4. Februar 2018 Bright Future: Tiger Competition for Short Films VIEW FROM ABOVE
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