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Christelle Prot

Actor
Christelle Prot is a relatively obscure figure in the broader landscape of cinema and does not have significant mainstream recognition. Therefore, there is limited public information available regarding her career, major films, or awards.

Films

La Sapienza

La Sapienza

By Eugène Green

2014 | 113 min | Love & Sex

After a professional setback, the architect Alexandre and his wife Aliénor, a psychologist, travel to Italy to complete his book.

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The Portuguese Nun

The Portuguese Nun

2009 | 121 min | Drama

A young French actress who is in Lisbon to shoot a movie is intrigued by a nun she sees kneeling in the chapel where she is filming. "THE PORTUGUESE NUN has both wit and feeling. The director explores the collision of eros and religion in a way that is both cerebral and sensual." (New York Times) Left to her own devices by a director (Green himself), Julie wanders the streets and has encounters with a series of male archetypes including a needy child (Mozos), a faithless husband (Michaux) and a ...

Focus on Infinity

Focus on Infinity

2014 | 80 min | Documentary

Where do we come from and where are we going? Whoever wants to answer the most important questions must decipher the secret of the universe first. A journey to people and machines. The locations and research sites where theoretical physicists, cosmologists and quantum physicists trace the question of the origin and future of the universe are not only of architectural beauty themselves, but also provide answers to literally earth-shattering questions... "FOCUS ON INFINITY captivates primarily through ...

Vera Lossau - What I See

Vera Lossau - What I See

2012 | 65 min | Documentary

A documentary about the Düsseldorf artist Vera Lossau. How does an artistic idea develop and how is it translated into a work of art? Wolfgang Waldmann accompanies the artist for a year and portrays her creative process in a video diary. The creativity of the artist is under pressure: expectations and the growing dictatorship of art market rules are beginning to threaten her work. Vera Lossau addresses these conflicts and finds ways to integrate them into her artistic process. The Cologne composer ...

Neue Natur – Art Girls Intern

Neue Natur – Art Girls Intern

2015 | 70 min | Love & Sex

Robert Bramkamp's NEUE NATUR- ART GIRLS INTERN is the docu-fictional companion piece to Robert Bramkamp's feature ART GIRLS. NEUE NATUR (New Nature) explores the power of imagination for a better world and how media art, science and the promise of collective storytelling impact the magic of a fairy tale coming true in a modern metropolis.

Little Girl Blue

Little Girl Blue

2014 | 81 min | Drama

LITTLE GIRL BLUE is an unusual coming of age tale, cast with non-professional actors, about a young girl torn between new love, family loyalty and the everyday trials of just trying to fit in a new school. Cineman.ch described writer-director Anna Luif as a “filmmaker to watch.” Sandra is new to the neighborhood and she's shy. The girls in her class don't make it easy for her, either. She doesn't fit into the cool clique around Nadja and Isa at all. But when she meets 14-year-old Mike who lives ...

From Far Away

From Far Away

2006 | 90 min | Documentary

Arslan, who spent parts of his childhood in the areas he visits, returned to Turkey for the first time after 20 years of life in Europe. His travels lead via Istanbul and Ankara to the southeast of the country to Gaziantep, from there further east via Diyarbakir and Van to Dogubayazit near the Iranian border. "FROM FAR AWAY is unpretentious and straightforward, and the best documentary in a long time." (Critic)

Second Thoughts

Second Thoughts

2021 | 85 min | Drama

Marie is blindsided by her boyfriend at his brother's wedding in front of the assembled family with a marriage proposal. Marie has no idea how to react to this. She flees to the countryside to think about herself, her life and her relationship alone. Alone? In her mother's vacation home, things soon get increasingly tighter and more absurd: because Marie's thoughts suddenly take shape, her "thought people" become more numerous and more penetrating. They force possible baby names on her, an ex-boyfriend ...

Hypnosis To Be Happy

Hypnosis To Be Happy

2018 | 75 min | Love & Sex

Pilar and Felipe are lonely beings who have not been able to find love or their place in the world. Right after they meet Felipe boldly proposes marriage. Pilar outright refuses and their friendship shifts in a different direction. On a short trip to the simplest of places, Felipe shares his most intimate mantra. It has kept him afloat in the worst existential crisis: an archaic '70s cassette with hypnosis inducing talk. This has a strange effect on Pilar and the story takes yet another turn. HYPNOSIS ...

This is what it looks like

This is what it looks like

1984 | 5 min | Shorts

This unique architectural documentary shows both the apartment's interior, with its art posters, dishes strewn across the kitchen table and leafy plants as signifiers of a non-conformist lifestyle, as well as views of the courtyard and street. The studio's inhabitant remains unseen but is present through the point of view cinematography. The International Building Exhibition (IBA) awarded the film its prize for its creative use of cinema in exploring urban space and lifestyle. The short experimental ...

In The Future They Ate From The Finest Porcelain

In The Future They Ate From The Finest Porcelain

2015 | 29 min | Icons & Media Art

IN THE FUTURE THEY ATE FROM THE FINEST PORCELAIN resides in the cross-section between sci-fi, archaeology and politics. Combining live motion and CGI, the film explores the role of myth for history, fact and national identity. A self-proclaimed narrative resistance group makes underground deposits of elaborate porcelain – suggested to belong to an entirely fictional civilization. Their aim is to influence history and support future claims to their vanishing lands.