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Haus Werberat Haus_Werberat 08.02.2005 11:45 Uhr Seite 1 90 x 55 mm Verleih für ungewöhnliche Filme. Engagiert und ästhetisch. House of Sand and Fog Ein Film von Vadim Perelman mit Ben Kingsley und Jennifer Connelly Ein Film von Vadim Perelman mit Ben Kingsley 90 x 55 mm und Jennifer Connelly Erst ist ihr der Mann davongelaufen. Dann verliert Kathy durch einen Verwaltungsirrtum auch noch ihr Haus und landet auf der Strasse. Oberst Behrani, ein Flüchtling aus Iran, erhält bei der Zwangsversteigerung den Zuschlag. Er möchte seiner verarmten Familie durch das gewinnträchtige Haus am Meer einen standesgemässen neuen Anfang in Amerika ermöglichen. Kathy möchte zurück in ihr Heim. Der Sheriff, der sie aus dem Haus warf, verliebt sich und schlägt sich auf ihre Seite. Der er- bitterte Streit um das Haus, die letzte Hoffnung auf ein neues Leben, spitzt sich unaufhaltsam zu … Das spektakuläre Scheitern amerikanischer Träume wird von dem russischen Zuwanderer Vadim Perelman als atem- Ein Film von Vadim Perelman mit Ben Kingsley und Jennifer Connelly beraubender psychologischer Thriller in Szene gesetzt: Iranian soul meets foggy California. Die Oscar-Preisträger Ben Kingsley 90 x 55 mm (GANDHI) und Jennifer Connelly (A BEAUTIFUL MIND) bie- ten in ihren Duellen grandioses Schauspielerkino, das Sir Ben seine vierte Oscar-Nominierung einbrachte. Über zwei Millionen Zuschauer in den USA! Drei Oscar-Nominierungen: Bester Darsteller, Beste Nebendarstellerin, Beste Filmmusik! »Ein überragender, psychologisch fesselnder, herzzerreissender Film. Ben Kingsley ist schlicht atemberaubend!« TIME MAGAZINE HAUS AUS SAND UND NEBEL »Grosses Gefühlskino und ein Psycho-Thriller von hoher innerer Spannung. Ben Kingsley und Jennifer Connelly bieten beste Schauspielkunst! NEU IM KINO, ZDF »Eine faszinierende Parabel über Ein Film von Vadim Perelman mit Ben Kingsley und Jennifer Connelly kulturelle (Schützen-)Gräben!« PRINZ Nach dem HOUSE OF SANDWeltbeststeller AND FOG von André Dubus, Ben Kingsley ist schlicht atemberaubend! jetzt bei DTV! 45 x 18 mm 45 x 18 mm 45 x 60 mm Ein Film von Vadim Perelman Ein Film von Vadim Perelman 45 x 35 mm 45 x 35 mm ratschlag: Ein Film von Vadim Perelman mit Ben Kingsley und Jennifer Connelly Ein Film von Vadim Perelman Ein Film von Vadim Perelman Werbe Ausführliche Infos: www.koolfilm.de Haus_Werberat 08.02.2005 11:45 Uhr Seite 2 Verleih und Presse Ludwig Ammann & Michael Isele Belfortstraße 37 79098 Freiburg i.Br. Fon/Fax 0761 – 40 75 92 Fon/Fax 0761 – 2 67 63 (Presse) [email protected] Presse- und Bildmaterial Passwortfrei Downloads unter: www.koolfilm.de Technische Daten Haus aus Sand und Nebel – House of Sand and Fog Regie: Vadim Perelman, mit Ben Kingsley und Jennifer Connelly USA 2003, 126 Minuten Bildformat 1:1,85, Dolby SR Deutsche Fassung oder amerikanische Originalfassung mit und ohne Untertiteln FSK-Freigabe Hauptfilm: ab 12 Jahren beantragt, feiertagsfrei FSK-Freigabe Trailer: ab 12 Jahren Vermietung, Disposition Verleihbezirke Trailer und Werbematerial Filmlager (nur Kopien) und Inkasso Central Filmvertriebs GmbH Hamburg & Leipzig Liebe Theaterleiter/innen VB Berlin Kleiststraße 9 – 12 Britta Wilkening und Vorführer/innen, Zentral-Film-Lager Schaffner 10787 Berlin Tel. 030– 214 92-222 Streitstraße 15 – 17 Zentrale 030 – 214 92-0 Fax 030 – 214 92-230 13587 Berlin Fax 030 – 214 92-210 [email protected] bitte senden Sie alle Trailer Tel. 030– 336 40 04 nach Abspiel unbedingt Fax 030 – 336 43 47 Frankfurt & Berlin per Post (nicht per Gesamtleitung Andrea Löffler Peter Sundarp Tel. 030– 214 92-227 Filmspediteur) direkt an VB Hamburg Tel. 030– 214 92-214 Fax 030 – 214 92-230 das Lager Posnien, Filmlager Conrad Fax 030 – 214 92-215 [email protected] Duisburg. Berzeliusstraße 66 [email protected] 22131 Hamburg Sabine Sattler-Liebig Vielen Dank! Tel. 040– 736 75 20 Tel. 030– 214 92-224 Fax 040 – 736 75 230 Verkaufsleitung Fax 030 – 214 92-230 Sven Andresen [email protected] Tel. 030– 214 92-220 Filmlager Posnien VB Frankfurt Fax 030 – 214 92-215 Düsseldorf Ludgeristraße 14 – 16 Cine Logistic Serviceges. mbH [email protected] Sabine Lippke 47057 Duisburg RFL Frankfurt, Bischoff/Märker Tel. 030– 214 92-223 Tel. 0203– 35 44 48 Theodor-Bergmann-Straße 6 Fax 030 – 214 92-230 Fax 0203– 35 44 49 63877 Sailauf-Weyberhöfe Birgit Gamke [email protected] Tel. 030– 69 56 79 50 Tel. 030– 214 92-216 Fax 030 – 69 56 79 70 Fax 030 – 214 92-210 München [email protected] Christine Jarosch Tel. 030– 214 92-225 VB Leipzig Fax 030 – 214 92-230 Filmlager Conrad [email protected] Gartenstraße 57 04435 Radefeld Tel. 034207-406 70 Fax 034207-406 777 VB München Filmlager Wilkner Hansastraße 31 81373 München Tel. 089– 74 31 59 11 Fax 089 – 74 31 59 13 VB Düsseldorf Filmlager Conrad Rondorfer Straße 74 40233 Düsseldorf Wir danken für die freundliche Unterstützung: Tel. 0211–986 820 MFG-Filmförderung Baden-Württemberg Fax 0211– 986 8220.
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