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Tiziana Soudani TIZIANA SOUDANI präsentieren www.film-taxiphone.com ab 23.12.2010 im Kino von MOHAMMED SOUDANI mit MONA PETRI, PASQUALE ALEARDI, TARIK BOUARRARA, ADILA BENDIMERAD, STEFAN KOLLMUSS, BELGHANAMI DRISS, JEAN-LUC BIDEAU, SID AHMED AGOUMI, SONIA, BRUNO GANZ Verleiher COLUMBUS FILM, ZÜRICH Pressekontakt: FILMBÜRO, Valerio Bonadei, valerio@filmbuero.ch, Mob. 079 653 65 03, www.filmbuero.ch Presseunterlagen und Stills stehen unter www.columbusfilm.ch zur Verfügung TAXIPHONE CREW Regie MOHAMMED SOUDANI Produzent TIZIANA SOUDANI Co-Produzent AMEUR BEHLOUL Drehbuch LORENZO BUCCELLA MOHAMMED SOUDANI QUITTERIE DUHURT 1. Regieassistent GIORGIO GARINI 2. Regieassistent KHALED BENAÏSSA Chef Kameramann BACHIR SELLAMI 1. Kamera-Assistent LOUNISSI KHELFAOUI 2. Kamera-Assistent AISSA KHAMEUR Tonmeister JEAN PIERRE FÉNIÉ Perchman TOUMI CHERIF Cutter JACOPO QUADRI Cutter-Assistent CHIARA GRISIOTTI Ton-Editor RICCARDO STUDER, CORRY KNOBEL – PIC FILM Mix HANS KÜNZI – STUDIO SDS Musik CORRY KNOBEL Art Director FABRIZIO NICORA 1. Assistant DJANI ABDELKARIM 2. Assistant ZOUBIR RAMDANI Decorbau SALAH BOUNGUEB KADA ZAOUI MILOUD ABDDAIM DJAFAR BENLAHLOU Kostüme LAURA PENNISI FAIZA LOUAIL Make-Up RACHIDA MESSAD Script YOUCEF ISSAD Stills MICHAEL VON GRAFFENRIED Produktionsleiter HAMID IMERZOUKENE Produktionsleiter für Amka Films MICHELA PINI 1. Aufnahmeleiter SAMIR MESSAOUDI 2. Set Aufnahmeleiter TAREK YAHIAOUI TAXIPHONE 3. Set Aufnahmeleiter SMAIL LAISSAOUI (ZAPATA) 1. Aufnahmeleiter Assistent AHMED BERRAHMA 2. Aufnahmeleiter Assistent CHABANE MOHAMED CHAOUCH Aufnahmeleiter in der Schweiz PAOLO MC LEOD AMEL SOUDANI Aufnahmeleiter-Assistenten HASSEN BENZERARI YASSINE BELALI SAMIA HALOUANE Buchhaltung GINEVRA REYMOND SAID MOKDAD Chef Beleuchter HALLIS LARBI Beleuchters DJAMAL HEMI SMAIL THARI Groupman NORDINE SOUDANI 1. Grip YOUCEF AMEUR 2. Grip HANK ABDELKADER 1. Luma-Grip BOUTALBI ISSAM 2. Luma-Grip HOCINE SAOUDI Locationsführer MEROUANE MERZOUGHI Statisten-Leitung AICHA BELBOUKHARI Chauffeurs KHALED KOUIDRAT NADJI BAHLOULI MOHAMED CHEKATINI MAMAR ABDIDAIM Attachée de presse TINA BOILLAT COMMUNICATIONS Graphikdesign GIORGINA GAFFURINI, IDEEDI Uebersetzung SLIMANE BENAISSA Casting-Agenturen ABOVE THE LINE GmbH AGENTUR HEPPELER AGENCY CINEDOKKE Sagl SCHWEIZ/ALGERIEN 2010, 94’, COL., DOLBY DIGITAL TAXIPHONE CAST Elena MONA PETRI Oliver PASQUALE ALEARDI Saïd TARIK BOUARRARA Aya ADILA BENDIMERAD Magnus STEFAN KOLLMUSS Ibrahim BELGHANAMI DRISS Vieux Coyote JEAN LUC BIDEAU Youssouf SID AHMED AGOUMI Wahrsagerin SONIA Bruno Ganz BRUNO GANZ Madame Lassale BAYA BELHADJAR Aziz ABDOU HIDJAZI Ronaldo AYOUB ZAOUI Leila IMANE ZEMANI Malika OURDA NMAR Aisha FAIZA LOUAIL Ladenbesitzer KHALED BENAISSA Hôtel Sahara Besitzer BOUDJEMA HAMMOUYA Coiffeur NOREDINE ZAOUI Architekt OMAR MOULLOUAD Ronaldo’s Bruder HASSAN ZAOUI Kellner KHALED KOUIDRAT Mann bei Madame Lassale BOUSSAID RABIA Zigarettenverkäufer HAMZA ABDELKAFI Aya’s Sohn MOHAMED KADDI Aya’s Sohn SALAH ABDELKRIM Tuareg SLIMANE BENLAHLOU Schäfer ZACARIA ZAOUI Dominospieler MILOUD ABDDAIM NADJI BAHLOULI EL HACHMI BALI TAXIPHONE SYNOPSIS Ein Film von Mohammed Soudani mit Mona Petri und Pasquale Aleardi. So hätte sich das junge Schweizer Paar seinen Wüstentrip nicht vorgestellt: Als Elena und Oliver mit einem Lastwagen Richtung Timbuktu, Mali, fahren, stranden sie wegen einer Panne in der Oase Tar. Keine Ersatzteile, kein Mechaniker: Der unfreiwillige Stopp zieht sich in die Länge. Oliver kümmert sich mehr um den LKW als um Elena, weshalb sie die Oase alleine erkundet. Dabei lernt sie zwei Frauen kennen: eine geheimnisvolle Wahrsagerin in den Gassen der Oase und Aya im Taxiphone, einer „Telefonzentrale“ und einzigen Verbindung zur Aussenwelt. Durch sie entdeckt Elena eine faszinierende Welt wie aus Tausendundeiner Nacht. Oliver aber möchte die Reise so schnell wie möglich abbrechen. TAXIPHONE MOHAMMED SOUDANI Mohammed Soudani wurde 1949 in El-Chelif (Algerien) geboren und ist sowohl algerischer als auch Schweizer Staatsbürger. Nach seiner Ausbildung am IDHEC (Institut des Hautes Ecoles Cinématographiques) in Paris arbeitete er beim Algerischen Fernsehen als Kameramann (1970 - 1971). Zwischen 1972 und 1986 war er für Polivideo SA in der Schweiz als Chef-Kameramann tätig. Nach einem Aufenthalt in den Vereinigten Staaten begann er als leitender Kameramann für zahlreiche Opernproduktionen - unter anderem unter der Regie von Luca Ronconi, Giuliano Montaldo und Werner Herzog - zu arbeiten. Stets als leitender Kameramann war er an den folgenden Filmproduktionen beteiligt: “Il ponte” von Rinaldo Zambrano, “Antigone” von Grytsko Mascioni, “L’oro nel camino” von Nello Risi (im Rahmen der Emmy Awards für die Kameraarbeit nominiert), “Les guérisseurs” von Sidiki Bakaba, “Il giocatore invisibile” von Sergio Genni, “Au Nom du Christ” und “Adanggaman” von Roger Gnoan M’Bala (im Rahmen des FESPACO 2001 für die beste Kameraarbeit ausgezeichnet), “Le dernier voyage” von Jean-Marie Teno sowie “Nocaut” von Stefano Knuchel und Ivan Nurchis. 1997 führte er in seinem ersten Spielfilm Regie: “Waalo Fendo, là où la terre gèle”, der noch im selben Jahr für das Locarno Film Festival und zahlreiche weitere Filmfestivals ausgewählt wurde. 1998 wurde “Waalo Fendo” mit Preisen für den besten Schweizer Film und am Milano Film Festival das beste Erstlingswerk ausgezeichnet. 1999 folgten beim FESPACO der United Nations Award sowie eine Nominierung beim Human Rights Festival in Amsterdam. Von Amka Films produziert, repräsentierte der Film 1998 beim “Prix Italia” in Assisi die Schweiz. Die Langzeitdokumentation “Sud – Les diseurs d’histoires” wurde 1998 in Locarno (Cinéastes du Présent) sowie anschließend auf zahlreichen weiteren Festivals vorgestellt. Zwischen 1992 und 2007 erschuf Soudani über 30 Dokumentarfilme für das Fernsehen, die auf verschiedenen Festivals aufgeführt und vom Schweizer Fernsehen RSI ausgestrahlt wurden. In den Jahren 1989 und 1990 führte Soudani Regie in Dokumentarfilmen, die in Zusammenarbeit mit der Television Elfenbeinküste erstellt wurden. Darunter befinden sich Arbeiten wie etwa “Yiribakro, bois sacré” (der 1990 bei der MIP-TV in Cannes als einer der 12 besten Dokumentarfilmen nominiert war und im selben Jahr in Monte Carlo als beste neue Dokumentarfernsehproduktion ausgezeichnet wurde) und “Nawa, l’homme et l’eau”, der 1989 beim Etnographic Festival in Mailand ausgezeichnet wurde. Seine Langzeitdokumentation “Guerre sans images” (2002) stand im Wettbewerb der “Critics’ Week" des Locarno Film Festivals und wurde anschließend bei verschiedenen internationalen Festivals ausgewählt (darunter Karlovy Vary, Södeborg, Amsterdam, Biennale de l’Institut du Monde Arabe – ausgewählt von “Cahiers du cinéma” für das Festival d’Automne, Paris). Er gewann auch den Special Jury Award beim Festival Cinemambiente in Turin im Jahr 2003. 2007 folgte das Fernsehspiel “Roulette”. Im Jahr 2010 drehte Soudani in der algerischen Wüste den Spielfilm “Taxiphone” ab. Kürzlich beendete er die in der Schweiz und in Afrika stattfindenden Dreharbeiten an “Lionel”, einem modernen Märchen. TAXIPHONE MONA PETRI (ELENA) Schweizer Schauspielerin, Absolventin der Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Bern. KINOPRODUKTIONEN 2006 “Geld oder Leben” von Jacqueline Falk 2006 “Hello goodbye” von Stefan Jäger 2005 “Jeune Homme” von Christoph Schaub 2005 “Leonys Aufsturz” von Dominik Bechtel FERNSEHPRODUKTIONEN 2002 “Feuer oder Flamme” von Markus Fischer 2001 “Big Deal” von Markus Fischer THEATERPRODUKTIONEN 2001 “Alte Freunde” von Stefan Jäger 2005 “Richard III” von Andreas von Studnitz 2005 “Fräulein Julie” von Thomas Gerber 2005 “Prinzessinnendramen” von Michael Simon 2004 “Savannah” von Nils Torpus 2003 “Der zerbrochene Krug” von Donald Berkenhoff AUSZEICHNUNGEN 2003 als beste Schweizer Schauspielerin in “Feuer oder Flamme” ausgezeichnet 2003 Shooting Star der Berlinale TAXIPHONE PASQUALE ALEARDI (OLIVER) Er besitzt die schweizer, die italienische und die griechische Staatsbürgerschaft. Von 1992 bis 1995 besuchte er die Theaterhochschule in Zürich. Derzeit lebt er in Berlin. KINOPRODUKTIONEN 2007 “Keinohrhasen” von Til Schweiger 2005 “Schöner Leben” von Markus Herling 2005 “Wo ist Fred” von Anno Saul 2005 “Grounding” von Michael Steiner 2003 “Baal" von Uwe Janson FERNSEHPRODUKTIONEN 2008 “Der Tag, an dem ich Meinen Toten Mann traf” von Matthias Luthardt 2008 “Dutschke” von Stefan Krohmer 2008 “Eine bärenstarke Liebe” von Mike Eschmann 2007 “R.I.S.” von Winfried Bonengel 2007 “Polizeiruf 110, letzter Halt” von Wolfgang Münstermann 2007 “Vermisst - Liebe kann tödlich sein” von Jorgo Papavassiliou 2007 “Fast Track” von Axel Sand THEATERPRODUKTIONEN 1999 “Shoppen & Ficken” von André Turnheim 1999 “Blume von Hawaii” von Andras Friksay-Kali Son 1998 “Frühlings Erwachen” von Manfred Beilharz 2007 “Samstag, Sonntag, Montag” von David Mouchtar-Samorai 1996 “Nathan der Weise” von Hansjörg Utzerath TAXIPHONE STEFAN KOLLMUSS (MAGNUS) Geboren in Genf, besitzt die Schweizer und die amerikanische Staatsbürgerschaft. Er studierte an der Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin. KINOPRODUKTIONEN “Les femmes de l’ombre” von Jean-Paul Salomé “Soul Killer” von Bob Canode “Rose Colored Glasses” von Jonathan Garrity “Ricordare Anna” von Walo Deuber “Aime ton père” von Jacob Berger “Paranoia Express” von Milo Rau und Simone Eisenring FERNSEHPRODUKTIONEN “Double face” von Philippe Lefebvre “The Bible Proven” von Michel Bouson “Mikrokillers” von Kurt Sayenga “The Egyptian Book of the Dead” von Petra Haffter “Alles wegen Hulk” von Peter Reichenbach “Dilemma” von Tobias Ineichen “Spital in Angst” von
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