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Christina Childress

Actor
Christina Childress is an American actress and director known for her work in independent films and television. She has garnered recognition for her performances in movies like 'The Place We Hide,' 'Static,' and 'The Same Boat.' Childress has also directed several short films and episodes of television series, showcasing her versatility in the entertainment industry. Her work often explores themes of human connection, social issues, and personal identity. She continues to be involved in various projects, both in front of and behind the camera.

Films

Soul Kids

Soul Kids

By Hugo Sobelman

2021 | 76 min | Documentary

In this music school, kids from Memphis, one of the USA’s most distressed cities, get a chance to become professional musicians.

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Welcome To The Machine

Welcome To The Machine

2013 | 100 min | Documentary

The secret of success, the purpose of music awards, the whole truth about recording contracts and nine other monstrosities. Not always dead serious, but most definitely pitiless - after all it’s just about this one big question: is there one right way to fame? WELCOME TO THE MACHINE interviews musicians and artists spanning generations and genres: Die Goldenen Zitronen, Adam Green, Ray Cokes, Anton Corbijn, Peaches, Kim Wilde, Die Sterne, Oomph!, Alec Empire, Lydia Lunch, Thomas Anders and many, ...

CaRabA - Life Without School

CaRabA - Life Without School

2019 | 89 min | Drama

A world without school – is that possible? The fictional movie CaRabA explores what a world without schools could look like. Five young people carve their own path in an entirely new educational landscape. The film imaginatively examines how life itself can be an ongoing learning experience. The first feature film on the future of education encourages us to imagine together possibilities for our future. The initial question is: when and where does education actually happen?

Balkan Melody

Balkan Melody

2012 | 92 min | Documentary

Director Stefan Schwietert (ECHOES FROM HOME, ACCORDION TRIBE) continues his musical world explorations with BALKAN MELODIE, a portrait of music collectors Marcel and Catherine Cellier who who through their own love story, discovered a shared lifelong passion for the music of Eastern Europe. They brought undiscovered sounds from the East to intrigued Western ears. "Thrilling" (Zitty) Over 50 years ago Marcel and Catherine Cellier travelled for the first time behind the Iron Curtain, where they collected ...

Kinders

Kinders

2018 | 95 min | Documentary

Good music lessons can be life-changing for children. The Austrian project Superar focuses on precisely where support is most needed. Funded by donations, Superar gives choir and instrument lessons to children in underprivileged areas. A touching film about hidden potentials, creativity, integration, the power of music and the possible future of our society. The music promotion project "Superar" opens a rich, musical world to children, where they can learn to trust themselves. Arash and Arman ...

Dancing Quietly

Dancing Quietly

2016 | 81 min | Comedy

In this romantic tragicomedy, Luca wants to graduate from high school after years of depression. Her little dog Mata and her classmate Kurt help her find motivation. Luca makes a deal with Kurt: English lessons for math lessons to try and pass her math class. Kurt becomes a reliable friend even when things get really bad for Luca. When does "life" actually work out? When you understand math and graduate from high school? When you know how to take sick leave to postpone your exams? When you find ...

Who's Afraid of Alice Miller?

Who's Afraid of Alice Miller?

2021 | 101 min | Documentary

Martin is rejected by his cold, uncaring mother and beaten by his father: a childhood without love. It sounds like a case right out of the book “The Drama of the Gifted Child” by world-renowned Swiss psychoanalyst Alice Miller. Except Martin is the son of the children’s rights advocate. After Alice Miller’s death, Martin embarks on a journey to finally understand the contradiction between the famous childhood trauma researcher and the destructive mother. He finally discovers what stood between him ...

Kick It Like a Girl - Season 2

Kick It Like a Girl - Season 2

2024 | Documentary

The gripping documentary series KICK IT LIKE A GIRL sheds light on the lives of young female footballers who are defying prejudice and pursuing their dreams in the male-dominated world of soccer. The series portrays girls from the Ruhr region who play for SGS Essen, a club dedicated to promoting female talent. At the center of the narrative are the U15 players, Pauline, Chayenne, Eriona and Liv, who demonstrate their skills and commitment despite frequent discrimination and challenges. The documentary ...

Home Game

Home Game

2009 | 22 min | Drama

Wotan Wilke Möhring portrays the ethics teacher Andreas, whose secret life as a football hooligan is under threat of being uncovered by his student, Benny, played by Kai Malina. High school teacher Vossen throws punches in the hooligan mob until the adrenaline pumps through his veins and empties his mind. He's addicted to the rush and it's the only thing he lives for. When a new student joins his class and recognizes Vossen as a fellow hooligan, the cleanly separated worlds threaten to collide. ...

Alive

Alive

2019 | 94 min | Drama

Sophie and Wolfram meet in the hospital and set off together on their final journey. Both are terminally ill with cancer. They have to say goodbye to family and friends. They navigate their fear, pain, and physical decline, but a tender love takes root. A stunning, non-linear exploration of human relationships, of love and time shared through the denouement of terminal diagnosis. "Michael Siebert takes his audience on a journey of concentrated human emotions and invites to an open confrontation ...

Will My Parents Come to See Me

Will My Parents Come to See Me

2022 | 28 min | Drama

In a somber exploration of the Somali justice system, a seasoned policewoman leads a young inmate named Farah through his final procedures before facing execution. This narrative, crafted by Mo Harawe, a filmmaker born in Mogadishu, is both a poignant and critical reflection on the processes leading up to state-sanctioned death. As Farah prepares for his inevitable end, he is asked by everyone how he is doing, to which he repeatedly responds, "good," a stark contrast to his internal turmoil. This ...