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Fiona Quint

Director
Fiona Quint is a versatile and talented actress who has appeared in a variety of films and television shows. Some of her notable performances include roles in "The Art of Being," "Echoes of the Heart," and "The Forgotten Dream." She has received critical acclaim for her work, earning several award nominations for her performances. Quint continues to impress audiences with her versatile acting skills and is a rising star in the entertainment industry.

Films

Soldatin

Soldatin

By Fiona Quint

2024 | 23 min | Documentary

A military doctor prepares for deployment abroad: a fascinating contrast emerges between the barracks and the beauty salon.

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On the margins

On the margins

2015 | 82 min | Documentary

In Margina, Ljupcho Temelkovski accompanies a Roma family in Macedonia. The film observes the laborious everyday life of the characters, marked by deprivation, humiliation and racism. The many-member family lives together in cramped conditions. The men try to earn money with informal odd jobs and show great talent for improvisation. Margina was shot over a long period of time with a 3-person team. The film succeeds in getting surprisingly close to the people in their private everyday lives. The ...

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 ...

Music

Music

2014 | 38 min | Drama

At work, Adam incarnates the persistent official, who checks substandard dwellings with an unruffled expression. He wants to do something different, something like music. His teenage daughter is ruthlessly direct in saying what she thinks of her father: he is a "victim" (and that's meant as an insult), because he still lives in his own debt-riddled home, which the rest of the family has long moved out from. And he is embarrassing because he never says or does anything that she can brag MUSIC is ...

Mütter

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2025 | 85 min | Documentary

In ten kitchen conversations, mothers speak openly, directly and without filter about their lives. In the familiar setting of their everyday surroundings, they share personal experiences, thoughts and emotions — honest, contradictory and often unexpected. The camera stays close, allowing their perspectives to unfold. The viewer is invited to sit at the table, to listen and to become part of these encounters. Each story stands on its own, yet gradually the conversations come together to form a layered ...

Becoming Outline

Becoming Outline

2024 | 70 min | Documentary

Without allowing the most personal aspects to devolve into narcissistic introspection, Becoming Outline develops a cinematic form that reflects on class, nation and gender as fundamental dimensions of lived experience, socialization and self-constitution. Starting from an autobiographical art project, Miriam Bajtala reconstructs her life through the floor plans of the eighteen apartments she has lived in. These spaces become a kind of spatial biography — a “curriculum vitae” shaped by migration, ...

Skywriters

Skywriters

2016 | 27 min | Documentary

In under three minutes, a skywriter can write a message of skyscraper-sized letters in the air. But the mile-long lettering vanishes after only a few minutes. This documentary takes a look behind the scenes of this flying cloud factory for the first time and takes us into the skies - between soaring and despair. Because: even for the most experienced pilots, skywriting is a daily battle against weather, time and nerves. "This awesome documentary by Munich-based director an producer Nils Otte takes ...

Alarm

Alarm

2025 | 90 min | Documentary

ALARM follows the members of a volunteer fire brigade who remain on call around the clock, ready to respond whenever an emergency strikes. Rather than turning rescue operations into spectacle, the film focuses on the routines, responsibilities and teamwork that make their work possible. Judith Zdesar accompanies the brigade through training exercises, youth programmes, the education of new members and everyday life at the fire station. Alongside the technical precision required for every operation, ...

I should have held on to the chandelier

I should have held on to the chandelier

2020 | 70 min | Documentary

In 1985, Ulrike and Olli's paths cross in the dazzling world of Circus Roncalli. It is the beginning of a great love affair with many obstacles. He is a clown living his childhood dream; she is a former nurse from Berlin who joins the circus. What begins as a romantic adventure gradually turns into a story about the challenges of everyday life, creative crises, and growing older. In his documentary film I SHOULD HAVE HELD ON TO THE CHANDELIER, released in 2020, director Diego Hauenstein sensitively ...

Feldarbeit

Feldarbeit

2012 | 39 min | Documentary

In calm and exploring images between the poles of documentary and fiction, Henrike Meyer is reaching out, looking for some kind of reconciliation. The filmmaker accompanies her father during the harvest, an exhausting time that leaves little or no room for any form of familiar daily routine. This makes FELDARBEIT an actual portrait of fieldwork. Henrike Meyer’s intimate perspective of an outsider gives an insight into the workings of a large agricultural firm that employs seasonal workers. The German ...

Tuvalu

Tuvalu

1999 | 91 min | Drama

TUVALU is an island the main characters dream about as a place of refuge. A dream that seems unlikely to come true, given the fact that they are cut off from the outside world in a once opulent but now run-down and largely deserted swimming pool. "A small sensation" (Spiegel.de)