Simply Nina

Simply Nina

Simply Nina

Today is Nina’s big day. The day she will stop hiding and finally express her truest self. What the 8-year-old girl doesn’t know yet is that her decision will make quite a fuss in the neatly trimmed front yards of the small village neighbourhood. Even her own family is quite surprised once their son “Niklas“ wants to go to school in a pretty dress all of a sudden. Because until yesterday, Nina was still “Niklas“. But, actually, she has always been Nina. Only for her parents she has always pretended to be “Niklas”.

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Credits
Cast: Arian Wegener, Friederike Becht, Ullrich Brandhoff, Ludwig Samuel Ott, Michael Wittenborn, Lia Stark, Anjorka Strechel, Golo Euler, Eray von Egilmez, Vanessa Rottenburg, Noemi Wollert, Max Appenroth, Hilke Altefrohne, Julia Glasewald, Adam Albert a.o.

Screenplay: Angela Gilges, Karin Heberlein, Christopher von Delhaes
Director: Karin Heberlein
Camera: Ralf Noack
Production design: Carola Gauster
Costume: Sonja Greif
Sound: Magnus Pflüger
Production Management: Sebastian Ebert
Producer: Philipp Goeser
Producers: Schiwago Film (Marcos Kantis, Martin Lehwald)
Editing: Katja Kirchen (ARD Degeto)

Year of production: 2022

Festivalteilnahmen
  • 30. Filmfest Hamburg

     

  • 2nd Upper Swabia Film Festival
Preise
  • “Best TV Film” at the 2nd Oberschwaben Film Festival
  • Blutholz

    Blutholz

    Blutholz 

    Hans Schüssler has avoided his hated homeland Romania for 40 years. The former investigator now lives a secluded life, devoted to alcohol, in Berlin.

    Surprisingly, he gets an almost immorally lucrative assignment that takes him to Romania, of all places. Reluctantly, he seizes the opportunity and returns to Brasov.

    Katja Schöne, the lawyer for “Holz-Sasse”, the largest timber company in Europe, is waiting for him. One of their top managers has disappeared without a trace.

    On the dangerous search for the manager, Schüssler learns how important the Carpathians are for the climate and how closely our Western interests are intertwined with the corrupt regional structures that are systematically decimating Europe’s last virgin forests. His search leads him along his childhood sweetheart, the prosecutor Silvia Dancu ever deeper into the mysteries of his own past.

    Credits
    Cast: Joachim Król, Désirée Nosbusch, Alina Levshin, Geo Dobre, Anja Schneider, Peter Franke, Alexander Beyer, Orodel Olaru, Bogdan Ciubuciu, David Pisica, Ali Deac, Mihai Niculescu, Catalin Nicolau, Vlad Radescu, Lucian Pavel, Mihaela Sarbu a.o.

    Screenplay: Alexander Buresch, Torsten C. Fischer
    Based on an idea by: Martin Lehwald
    Book collaboration: Sven Taddicken
    Director: Torsten C. Fischer
    Camera: Hannes Hubach
    Music: Fabian Römer
    Production Design: Jörg Prinz
    Costume: Anne-Gret Oehme
    Make-up: Tatjana Luckdorf
    Sound: Dragos Stanomir
    Production Management: Dirk Engelhard
    Service Producer: Seven Film
    Producer: Stella Wejchert, Mirjam Erdem (Development)
    Producer: Schiwago Film (Martin Lehwald, Marcos Kantis)
    Editing: Pit Rampelt (ZDF)

    Year of production: 2022

    Festival participations and prizes
  • Festival of German Film Ludwigshafen
  • 2nd Upper Swabia Film Festival

  • Ostfriesenmoor

    Ostfriesenmoor

    Ostfriesenmoor

    The body of a young woman turns up in the Uplengen Moor. Ann Kathrin Klaasen is astonished that the perpetrator hardly bothered to sink the victim completely. Rather, it seems as if the dead woman should be found. While the team in Aurich is evaluating the first traces, the six-month-old twins are abducted in the city centre in Norden by holidaymakers from the Ruhr area. A feverish search for the kidnapper and the murderer of the “bog body” begins…

    Credits

    Cast: Picco von Groote, Christian Erdmann, Barnaby Metschurat, Kai Maertens, Marie Schöneburg, Laurids Schürmann, Katharina Behrens, Lieselotte Krieger, Maria Ehrich, Andreas Euler, Christian Ahlers, Till Wonka, Patrick Joswig, Harald Krassnitzer, Magnus Mariuson, Rebecca Rudolph, Lovis Wiefelspütz, Charlotte Crome, Dagmar Leesch, Monika Gossmann, Ellen Müller a.o.

    Script: Christian Limmer
    Based on the novel by: Klaus-Peter Wolf
    Director: Marcus O. Rosenmüller
    Camera: Tobias Schmidt
    Composer: Warner Poland, Wolfgang Glum
    Editor: Raimund Vienken
    Production Design: Andreas C. Schmid
    Costume: Sonja Greif
    Sound: Torsten Lenk
    Production Management: Andrea Bockelmann
    Producer: Simon Grohe
    Producers: Schiwago Film (Martin Lehwald, Marcos Kantis)
    Commissioning Editor​: Silvia Lambri (ZDF)

    Year of production: 2022

    Photos: © ZDF / Sandra Hoever

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