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Antonia Walther

Director
Antonia Walther is a rising star in the film industry known for her versatile performances. She has appeared in several critically acclaimed films, including "The Secret Garden" and "The Blue Butterfly." Antonia has garnered praise for her talent and dedication to her craft, earning her nominations for Best Actress at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. With her passion for storytelling and commitment to her roles, Antonia Walther continues to captivate audiences worldwide.

Films

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Freakstars 3000

Freakstars 3000

2003 | 75 min | Independent

The TV series became a film: an idosyncratic combination of disability, pop, and style. Christoph Schlingensief dared to walk a delicate tightrope of social criticism and exploitation with this casting show satire, which exposes the cynical casting format to the cringe point. Singing, dancing, air guitar - two dozen contestants were put through a casting competition under the eyes of a 'merciless jury'. "The freak is the situation itself, which forces us to distinguish what is normal and what ...

Ready to Assemble

Ready to Assemble

2017 | 20 min | Shorts

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Lower Upper Cut

Lower Upper Cut

2011 | 92 min | Drama

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Eleven Uncles

Eleven Uncles

2010 | 101 min | Independent

It was shot without a budget in just seven days at a Brandenburg country estate using props and costumes provided by various theaters. Among the outstanding ensemble actors participating are Alexander Khuon, Alexander Scheer, Jule Böwe and Adolfo Assor. "A "Hamlet" adaptation that looks as if Herbert Achternbusch and Luis Buñuel had shot it together on LSD and then transformed it with all the finesses of digital image editing into a psychedelic trip that alternately causes giddiness, laughter, ...

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Beat Beat Heart

2017 | 87 min | Independent

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I Was a Swiss Banker

2007 | 75 min | Romance

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Rocket Perelman

Rocket Perelman

2017 | 108 min | Independent

The gimmicks in the fashion industry got on Jen's nerves (Liv Lisa Fries). So she goes on the road looking for new horizons and ends up at the "Rocket Perelman", a commune in the Brandenburg sand box, where a different way of life is preached by Tobias (Tobias Lehmann): live free, be creative and follow your instincts. Oliver Alaluuka's first feature film was nominated at the Max Ophüls Film Festival for the prize for best feature film and the prize for best young actor. "Director debutant Oliver ...

II - Two

II - Two

2019 | 60 min | Drama

Nastya, Sasha and Kristina are teenagers from the Belarusian countryside who live normal teenage lives until an HIV diagnosis upsets their world. The film was made in collaboration with the UNESCO Institute for Information Technologies in Education (UNESCO IITE) and is the focus of a region-wide campaign to prevent HIV and combat stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. "With a close-to-reality gaze, a convincing ensemble as well as a suspenseful ...

Unmensch

Unmensch

2016 | 26 min | Drama

In Jasmin Baumgartner's short film, three young actors take part in an experimental play called 'Youth Sucks' at the Vienna Theater. The situation quickly becomes explosive. The main actor is supposed to improvise a monologue that comes across as left-liberal self-abuse of a politically impotent young generation pretending to care about the world. While the ensemble members Dany (Jasna Fritzi Bauer) and Patrick (Dominik Brauweiler) perform appropriately with emotion and expression, Jasper (Daniel ...

Monolith

Monolith

2023 | 72 min | Drama

MONOLITH, the latest work by director Julius Schultheiß, begins in the relaxed atmosphere of a Berlin clique. The film starts with overlapping dialogs reminiscent of Robert Altman's authentic narrative style. At the center of the plot is Samir (Thomas Halle), a character who is deliberately kept featureless - and keeps himself as such. In contrast to Schultheiß' debut film LOTTE (also on Sooner), MONOLITH shows a rougher, unembellished depiction of urban life. Over a 24-hour period, Samir's life ...