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Berlinale 2010 Spike Jonze Generation I’M HERE 14plus Kurzfilm I’M HERE I’M HERE USA 2010 Länge 31 Min. Format HDCAM Farbe Stabliste Regie Spike Jonze Buch Spike Jonze Kamera Adam Kimmel Schnitt Eric Zumbrunnen Spike Jonze Stephen Berger Sounddesign Ren Klyce Biografie Musik Sam Spiegel Geboren am 22.10.1969 in Rockville, Production Design Floyd Albee Maryland. Zunächst Filmemacher in Art Director Jason Dawes der Skateboard-Industrie. Autor, Foto - Roboter Sonny graf und Herausgeber mehrerer Maga - Gerasimowicz zine. Drehte Werbefilme und eine Viel - Kostüm Casey Storm zahl berühmt gewordener Musikclips. Regieassistenz Hal Olofsen 1999 beeindruckte er Publikum und Andrew Garfield Herstellungsltg. Gabriela Vazquez Kritik mit dem gefeierten Spielfilm de - Produzent Vincent Landay büt BEING JOHN MALKOVICH. War Executive Producers Mark Figliulo 2003 mit ADAPTATION im IFB-Wett be - I’M HERE Matt Bijarchi werb vertreten, zuletzt mit der Kinder - Die Liebe hat etwas Verstörendes, das muss auch der Roboter Sheldon Associate Producer Natalie Farrey buchverfilmung WHERE THE WILD erfahren. Als er sich in Francesca verliebt, sieht die Welt für ihn auf einmal THINGS ARE im Kino erfolgreich. viel schöner aus. Und Regeln, denen er bislang folgte, gelten auf einmal Produktion nicht mehr. Francesca hat ihm die Augen geöffnet. Doch auch von einem MJZ Biography 2201 Carmelina Avenue Born in Rockville, Maryland on 22.10. Roboter verlangt die Liebe das eine oder andere Opfer. USA-Los Angeles, CA 90064 1969, he began his career as a film- Tel.: +1 310 8266200 maker for the skateboard industry. A I’M HERE Fax: +1 310 8266219 writer, photographer and publisher of Love can be quite disconcerting, as a robot named Sheldon discovers. He several magazines, he has made com- falls in love with Francesca and, all at once, the world is a much more beau- Weltvertrieb mercials and numerous music videos. siehe Produktion In 1999 he impressed audiences and tiful place. What’s more, the rules he followed, simply don’t apply any more. critics alike with his celebrated feature Francesca has opened his eyes. But love can be demanding and – even for Darsteller film debut BEING JOHN MALKOVICH, a robot – means making sacrifices. Sheldon Andrew Garfield and in 2003 he took part in the Berli - Francesca Sienna Guillory nale’s Competition with ADAPTATION. I’M HERE Anne Annie Hardy His most recent film, an adaptation of Jack Daniel London the children’s book, WHERE THE WILD L’amour a quelque chose de perturbant comme Sheldon le robot l’apprend Mick Michael Berry THINGS ARE, enjoyed a successful à ses dépens. Lorsqu’il tombe amoureux de Francesca, le monde lui paraît theatrical run. soudain beaucoup plus beau. Et pourtant, les règles auxquelles il se pliait Filmografie jusqu’alors ne sont d’un seul coup plus valables. Francesca lui a ouvert les (Auswahl) Biographie yeux. Mais l’amour exige bien que l’on fasse l’un ou l’autre sacrifice, même 1999 BEING JOHN MALKOVICH Né le 22-10-1969 à Rockville, (BEING JOHN MALKOVICH) Maryland. D’abord cinéaste dans l’in- si l’on est un robot. 2001 HUMAN NATURE (HUMAN dustrie du skate-board. Auteur, photo- NATURE - DIE KRONE DER graphe et éditeur de plusieurs maga- SCHÖPFUNG) zines. Tourne des films publicitaires et Regie: Michel Gondry, un grand nombre de clips musicaux Produktion devenus célèbres. Impressionne le 2002 JACKASS: THE MOVIE public et la critique, en 1999, avec son (JACKASS - THE MOVIE) premier long métrage de fiction, BEING Regie: Jeff Tremaine, Darsteller, JOHN MALKOVICH, qui connaît un Co-Autor, Produktion énorme succès. Participe à la compéti- ADAPTATION tion de la Berlinale 2003 avec ADAP- 2009 WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE TATION. WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE, (WO DIE WILDEN KERLE adapté d’un livre pour enfants, a du WOHNEN) succès dans les salles du monde entier. 2010 I’M HERE 404.

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