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HOLDING the MAN Ein Film Von Neil Armfield Australien 2015, Ca HOLDING THE MAN Ein Film von Neil Armfield Australien 2015, ca. 127 Minuten, Englische OF m. dt. UT, FSK 12 Kinostart 02.06.2016 Im Verleih des PRO-FUN MEDIA Filmverleih Pressebetreuung: Rudi Fürstberger PRO-FUN MEDIA GmbH Rödelheimer Landstraße 13 A 60487 Frankfurt am Main Telefon: +49- 30- 21 28 0293 Fax: +49- 69- 70 76 77 11 [email protected] www.pro-fun.de HOLDING THE MAN HOLDING THE MAN (Holding the Man) Ein Film von Neil Armfield Australien 2015, ca. 127 Minuten, Englische OF m. dt. UT, FSK 12 Kinostart 02.06.2016 Im Verleih des PRO-FUN MEDIA Filmverleih SYNOPSIS Regie Neil Armfield Drehbuch Tommy Murphy Timothy, der im Schultheater mitspielt, und John, der Kapitän Produzent Kylie Du Fresne d e s F o o t b a l l - T e a m s , g e h e n i n d i e s e l b e G e o g r a f i e - K lasse und verlieben sich ineinander. Es ist 1976 und ihre Liebe stößt auf Kamera Germain McMicking starke Widerstände innerhalb ihrer katholischen Highschool sowie ihrer konservativen Familien. Aber Tim und John lassen Schnitt Dany Cooper sich nicht in ihren Gefühlen beirren und bleiben zusammen. Das Öffnen der Beziehung, ein Studienplatz in Sydney, all das Musik Alan John stellt ihre Liebe auf die Probe. Doch es gibt etwas, das selbst ihre große Liebe nicht besiegen kann... Cast Ryan Corr Ein Film nach dem gleichnamigen, autobiografischen Bestsel- Craig Stott ler-Roman von Timothy Conigrave. Kerry Fox Camilla Ah Kin AUSZEICHNUNGEN / FESTIVALTEILNAHMEN (Auswahl): Sarah Snook Guy Pearce ''Bester Darsteller Ryan Corr'' Australian Film Critics Association Awards Anthony LaPaglia ''Bester Langfilm-Schnitt'' Australian Screen Editors ''Beste Filmadaption'' Australian Writers' Guild ''Bestes Drehbuch & Produktionsdesign'' Film Crit- Geoffrey Rush ics Circle of Australia Awards ''Beste Langfilm-Produktion'' Screen Producers Aus- tralia Awards Nominiert für 6 AACTA Awards des Australian Film Institute 30. BFI FLARE Int. Filmfestival London 32. Schwule Filmwoche - Freiburg 19. Pink Apple Filmfestival Zürich 6. Queer Filmfestival - Nürnberg 2 Pressebetreuung: Rudi Fürstberger PRO-FUN MEDIA GmbH Rödelheimer Landstraße 13 A 60487 Frankfurt am Main Telefon: +49- 30- 21 28 0293 Fax: +49- 69- 70 76 77 11 [email protected] www.pro-fun.de HOLDING THE MAN LANGINHALT Die gleichnamige Autobiographie von Autor Timothy Conigrave erschien 1995. Als große australische Filmprodukti- on konnten die Jungdarsteller Ryan Corr und Craig Stott enga- giert werden, aber auch sehr bekannte Darsteller wie OSCAR®-Preisträger Geoffrey Rush (''Fluch der Karibik'', ''Shine'', ''The King s Speech'') und Guy Pearce (''Priscilla'', ''Iron Man 3''). Basierend auf der serfolgreichen Autobiographie Timothy Conigraves, erzählt HOLDING THE MAN die unvergesslich romantische, lustige und zartbittere Geschichte der 15 Jahre währenden Liebesbeziehung zwischen Timothy und dem Jun- gen, in den er sich in der High School verliebt, John Caleo. Tim ist ein aufstrebender Schauspieler, John, der Kapitän der Fußballmannschaft. Ihre fast unmögliche Beziehung blüht auf, auch oder vor allem wegen all der Vorurteile und Widrigkeiten, die ihnen entgegen schwappen. Alle sind gegen sie Lehrer, Der Film mit großem Klassiker-Potenzial hatte nicht nur einen Mitschüler, Eltern. Doch die beiden geben nie auf. hervorragenden Kinostart in Australien, sondern gewann be- reits unzählige Filmpreise. Von den 70ern bis in die 90er begleiten wir das ungleiche Paar durch Höhen und Tiefen, von der australischen Vorort-Provinz bis in die Schwulensaunas Sydneys und sind vor allem eins: tief bewegt und durch und durch verliebt in Tim und John. NEIL ARMFIELD - FILMOGRAFIE 1987 Twelfth Night 1990 The Castanet Club 9 Jahre nach seinem letzten Spielfilm, ''Candy'' mit Heath Led- 2006 Candy Reise der Engel ger, nimmt sich Regisseur Neil Armfield einer der größten 2015 Holding the Man schwulen Liebesgeschichten Australiens an. Pressebetreuung: Rudi Fürstberger PRO-FUN MEDIA GmbH Rödelheimer Landstraße 13 A 60487 Frankfurt am Main Telefon: +49- 30- 21 28 0293 Fax: +49- 69- 70 76 77 11 [email protected] www.pro-fun.de HOLDING THE MAN 3 CRAIG STOTT - FILMOGRAFIE RYAN CORR - FILMOGRAFIE 2006 Macbeth 2009 Wo die wilden Kerle wohnen 2009 The Vapour Boys 2010 Before the Rain 2013 Ghost Team One 2012 Sex ist (k)ein Kinderspiel 2015 Holding the Man 2012 6 Plots 2016 In Absence, They Wore Silence 2013 Wolf Creek 2 (post-production) 2014 Das Versprechen eines Lebens 2015 Holding the Man 2016 Hacksaw Ridge (post-production) PRESSESPLITTER 2016 Ali's Wedding (post-production) ''Eine radikale und herzzerreißende schwule Liebesgeschichte.'' Sydney Morning Herald ''...eine wunderschöne, tragische Love Story für ein großes Publikum!'' Daily Telegraph ''Ein Film mit famosen Schauspielern, bei dem kein Auge tro- cken bleibt - sehenswert.'' Männer ''Die rührende und unerwartet humorvolle Geschichte zweier Liebender'' The Hollywood Reporter ''Erzählt eine zeitlose Geschichte, die immer noch bewegt, berührt und aktuell ist.'' Screen International ''Strahlt eine persönliche und zugleich universelle Wahrheit aus, die jeder, der ein Herz besitzt, sofort versteht.'' Herald Sun ''Es gelingt Armfield, sein Publikum für die beiden sympathi- schen Protagonisten zu begeistern, die von charismatischen Newcomern gespielt werden.'' Fresh 4 Pressebetreuung: Rudi Fürstberger PRO-FUN MEDIA GmbH Rödelheimer Landstraße 13 A 60487 Frankfurt am Main Telefon: +49- 30- 21 28 0293 Fax: +49- 69- 70 76 77 11 [email protected] www.pro-fun.de .
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