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Soren Lind

Director
Soren Lind is a talented actor known for his impactful performances on screen. He has appeared in various films such as "The Last Stand" and "Farewell, My Queen". Lind has garnered critical acclaim for his versatile acting skills. While there is limited public information available about awards or specific details of his career, Lind continues to impress audiences with his compelling portrayals on screen.

Films

In Vitro

In Vitro

By Larissa Sansour, Soren Lind

2019 | 28 min | Sci-Fi & Fantaisie

After an eco-disaster, the abandoned nuclear reactor under the biblical city of Bethlehem was transformed into a huge orchard.

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A Space Exodus

A Space Exodus

2008 | 5 min | Icons & Media Art

A SPACE EXODUS is the first part of Larissa Sansour’s science fiction trilogy along with NATION ESTATE and IN THE FUTURE THEY ATE FROM THE FINEST PORCELAIN. Under the common themes of loss, belonging, heritage, and national identity, the three films each explore different aspects of the political turmoil the Middle East. Using the language of sci-fi and glossy production, Sansour’s trilogy presents a dystopian vision of a Middle East on the brink of the apocalypse. A SPACE EXODUS envisions the ...

Nation Estate

Nation Estate

2012 | 9 min | Icons & Media Art

A vertical solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been found for the political deadlock in the Middle East. Palestinians have their state in the form of a skyscraper. The building is called the NATION ESTATE. One colossal high-rise houses the entire Palestinian population – who are now finally living 'the high life'. Each city has its own floor: Jerusalem on the third floor, Ramallah on the fourth floor, Sansour’s native Bethlehem on the fifth and so on. Intercity trips previously marred ...

The Light at the End

The Light at the End

2023 | 87 min | Sci-Fi & Fantaisie

World events indicate that humanity is unlikely to stop self-inflicted climate change. Too little has been done in recent decades. But how will climate change affect people's psyches? This question is the focus of director Robert von Wroblewsky's film, which tells a grim near-future story. The story follows two unnamed women. The mentally ill mother joins a sun-worshipping cult to find her salvation. Her guilty conscience about the environment and hope for improvement drive her to radical acts. ...

Weather House

Weather House

2017 | 82 min | Independent

At the threshold of human extinction, a small group of disoriented people spend their time in absurd activities inside a house battered by planetary climate change. A debut feature directed by Frauke Havemann, co-directed by Eric Schefter and written by Mark Johnson. "Mysterious and mesmerizing, WEATHER HOUSE turns the end of the world into fine art. An odd, yet highly engaging, meditation on the end of humanity. It’s a slow burn of an apocalypse" (hammertonail.com) The title WEATHER HOUSE is borrowed ...

Love and 50 Megatons

Love and 50 Megatons

2020 | 44 min | Romance

40-year-old rocket scientist Paul (Hendrik Heutmann) falls in love with an intercontinental missile named Mary (Martina Schöne-Radunski), that holds an impressive 50 megaton warhead. In this fictional world, a wall runs through the city and the countryside around it. The two sides are hostile to each other. But Paul doesn't dwell on the differences and won't choose sides. His friend, Frederick, loyal to the regime, uses Paul's forbidden love to get permission for the nuclear first strike. Paul ...

Teststand 7

Teststand 7

2001 | 110 min | Music, Dance, Theater

On October 3, 1942, the V2 was the first rocket in the history of technology to fly into space from Peenemünde. After the end of the war, its designer Wernher von Braun rose to a leading position in NASA's space programs - despite his involvement in the Nazi regime. Test Stand 7 is a character study of the rocket, which is called Bianca here. In search of her origins, Bianca travels from Peenemünde across Germany. For Test Bed 7, the American writer Thomas Pynchon allowed the filming of excerpts ...

Birds of September

Birds of September

2013 | 99 min | Documentary

People are invited to share a personal moment. It is a thoughtful portrait of some of the city's inhabitants as they sit at the back of the van and express their innermost thoughts. Sarah Francis' documentary BIRDS OF SEPTEMBER is her debut film and was screened at CPH: DOX and the Art of the Real New York. "A portrait of a city and the people who live there, which amazingly enough manages to unite a number of otherwise highly different genres into a unified whole. An original and accomplished ...

Falter

Falter

2019 | 44 min | Sci-Fi & Fantaisie

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Elysium

Elysium

2009 | 5 min | Shorts

Life – a surefire way to die. There is no place they cannot get to, no experience we don't make possible. Whatever brings you to us, you've come to the right place with Elysium... In a world where the impossible becomes reality, Elysium offers access to the farthest reaches of the universe. This avant-garde company promises unattainable experiences and a technology that excludes death. But what does it cost to be part of this surefire business? Behind the scenes, however, a web of ethical dilemmas ...

Youth Topia

Youth Topia

2023 | 85 min | Drama

In Valpolvra, a village that has fallen out of time, self-actualization is the focus of all the inhabitants. Their dream jobs are reliably determined by an algorithm. The adolescents are spared the previously endless orientation phase of youth, the search for the perfect job, the many rejections and all other crises of meaning. Instead, everyone lives a fulfilled and productive life. Those who don't get a job because of rebellious, irresponsible and impulsive online profiles are classified by the ...