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Ana-Maria Bopp

Actor
Ana-Maria Bopp is a Brazilian actress best known for her work in film and television. She garnered significant attention for her role as Anita in the Brazilian series "Antônia" and its subsequent film adaptation. Bopp has appeared in other productions such as the TV series "Malhação" and the film "Simonal" (2019). Her performances have been well-received by both audiences and critics, leading her to become a notable figure in the Brazilian entertainment industry. While she may not have received major international awards, her contributions to Brazilian cinema and television have cemented her status as a respected actress in her home country.

Films

Ghetto

Ghetto

By Thomas Imbach

1997 | 116 min | Timeless

A touching documentary about the everyday life of Zurich's forgotten youth.

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Happy Too

Happy Too

2002 | 61 min | Documentary

HAPPY TOO (2002) is an experimental documentary film by Swiss director Thomas Imbach, which functions both as a standalone work and as a meta-commentary on his previous feature film HAPPINESS IS A WARM GUN (2001). While the previous film fictionalizes the tragic relationship between Green Party politician Petra Kelly and ex-general Gert Bastian, HAPPY TOO takes a look behind the scenes and highlights the dynamic between actors Linda Olsansky and Herbert Fritsch during filming. In HAPPY TOO, Imbach ...

Happiness Is a Warm Gun

Happiness Is a Warm Gun

2001 | 90 min | Timeless

In the 1980s, Petra Kelly was a prominent figure in the Green Party and a passionate peace activist. Her tragic end came in 1992 when she was shot in her sleep by her partner, former German army general Gert Bastian, who then took his own life. Thomas Imbach's film HAPPINESS IS A WARM GUN tells this story in an unusual way. The film does not begin with the lives of the protagonists, but with their deaths. Petra and Gert find themselves in a glass transit room in a modern airport – an artificial ...

Character One: Susan

Character One: Susan

2020 | 84 min | Biography

Her childhood ended when she was sexually abused for the first time at the age of 11. Even though she has a strong personality and speaks five languages fluently, she was never able to take care of herself. In the 1990s, she became one of the IT Girls of the post-reunification party scene in Berlin. She only feels safe among gay men. Decades of drug-abuse may have destroyed her brain, but not her personality.

Day Is Done

Day Is Done

2011 | 111 min | Documentary

Over a period of more than 15 years, Swiss director Thomas Imbach filmed with a 35mm camera from the window of his Zurich studio. Accompanied by authentic answering machine messages from 1988 to 2003, a cinematic portrait of the invisible man behind the camera emerges. The combination of image and sound forms a fictional autobiography that addresses personal experiences such as birth, death, separation, and new beginnings, while at the same time painting a universal landscape of the soul. The film ...

Lenz

Lenz

2006 | 93 min | Drama

Filmmaker Lenz leaves his hometown of Berlin to explore the background of Georg Büchner's fragment “Lenz” in the Vosges mountains. But soon he exchanges the Alsatian landscape for higher altitudes and more emotional terrain: driven by the desire to see his son Noah, he sets off for the winter sports resort of Zermatt in the Swiss Alps. There, with Noah's help, he arranges a meeting with his ex-wife Natalie, whom he still loves. A small idyll blossoms in the rediscovered closeness to his son and in ...

I Was a Swiss Banker

I Was a Swiss Banker

2007 | 75 min | Romance

A man known only as a banker moves along the river Limmat in Zurich, drifting through the city and encountering a series of women. Each meeting takes on a different tone — sometimes seductive, sometimes enigmatic — gradually dissolving any clear distinction between reality, memory and imagination. As the journey unfolds, the encounters begin to feel less like chance meetings and more like fragments of a larger, elusive narrative. The river becomes a space of transition, where identities shift and ...

In die Welt - Into the World

In die Welt - Into the World

2009 | 87 min | Documentary

In all its intensity and diversity, the everyday miracle of birth is shown with the means of direct cinema, without commentary, interviews or explanation, and connected to the cycle of standardized processes in the Viennese hospital. A chronicle of the beginning of life and its organization. "Sober and at the same time of physical force, intimate, yet not voyeuristic, distanced, but never apathetic." (Jury statement Duisburger Filmwoche) "The balance of the design draws us into the spell of the ...

The Old Gun

The Old Gun

1975 | 98 min | Timeless

And just like that the film disappeared in Germany and with it the scandal. In France it won the César, yet in Germany it was roundly criticized by 'Der Spiegel' and others. The Germans were 'caricatures', 'drunkenly lecherous, loudmouthed, cowardly, brutal', it was all about 'bloody effects', as even the Catholic Film Service found. Too close to the truth, perhaps? Not enough, in the German dub the text was changed, to the annoyance of Romy Schneider, who refused to speak the text. So in the dub ...

You Are Everything

You Are Everything

2016 | 98 min | Music, Dance, Theater

Journalist Georg and his girlfriend Vera meet DJ and bon vivant Dave and join his festival tour across Europe. At some point, Vera has to choose one of the two. At an electronic music festival, Berlin-based journalist Georg and his girlfriend Vera meet Dave Zuma, a DJ who loves to enjoy life to the fullest. As soon as the unusual trio enters Dave's old hippie campervan the journey of their lifetime begins. Their bumpy ride takes them from one festival to the next, across the Balkan states heading ...

Hashtag: School Trip

Hashtag: School Trip

2016 | 28 min | Documentary

A group of teen girls and boys, a generation often assumed to be exclusively concerned with social networks and consumption, discuss their concept of ethics. In this documentary work, chronologically arranged in three parts, Wolf-Maximilian Liebich accompanies a graduating class on an excursion to the former concentration camps Auschwitz and Auschwitz-Birkenau. How much critical potential is hidden behind smartphones, Nike Air Max, Beats headphones and cool rhymes? Which concepts of teaching history ...