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KK14-2649:Berlinale 2012 26.01.2012 19:36 Uhr Seite 315 GENERATION SUPERMARKET GIRL 14PLUS KURZFILM Matt Greenhalgh Er sortiert draußen auf dem riesigen Parkplatz die Einkaufswagen. Sie Großbritannien 2011 sitzt an der Kasse und soll den Unterschied zwischen zwei Joghurts Länge 9 Min. · Format Digi Beta · Farbe erklären. Zunächst tauschen sie nur Blicke. Eine schüchterne Be geg - STABLISTE nung im Personalraum bleibt ohne Worte. Doch dann fasst er sich ein Regie Matt Greenhalgh Herz, und die beiden kommen sich langsam näher. Sie verbindet etwas, Buch Alex Walker das spüren sie. Manchmal kann ein Gummiband die Rettung sein. Kamera David Noble Produzent Nadia Jaynes DARSTELLER Michelle Nichola Burley BIOGRAFIE Wurde 1972 in Manchester, Andy Matthew Beard Großbritannien, geboren. Erfolge als Dreh buch - Frau Beatrice Kelly autor für BBC und Channel 4. Sein Dreh buch Ehemann Tony Nyland zum Biopic CONTROL über den Joy-Division- Kunde Nigel Travis Frontman Ian Curtis wurde mit dem British Academy Film Award für das beste Drehbuch PRODUKTION ausgezeichnet. Creative Force Films Manchester, Großbritannien BIOGRAPHY Born in Manchester in Great +07834 956711 Britain 1972. A successful screenwriter for the [email protected] BBC and Channel 4, his screenplay for the biopic CONTROL about Joy Division frontman WELTVERTRIEB Ian Curtis received a British Academy Film and noch offen Television Award (BAFTA) for Best Screenplay. FILMOGRAFIE 2005 LEGLESS, TV-Film · Matthew Beard, Nichola Burley 2010 ACID BURN, Kurzfilm · 2011 SUPER - MARKET GIRL He collects shopping trolleys in the huge car park. She sits inside at the check-out and has to explain the difference between two types of yoghurt. At first they just exchange glances; then there’s a shy, silent encounter in the staffroom. He summons up the courage to make a move and they get to know each other better. They sense a connec- tion somehow. Sometimes a rubber band can come to your aid. BERLINALE 2012 315.

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