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Kyle Eastwood

Actor
Kyle Eastwood is an American jazz musician, bass guitarist, and actor. He is also known for his work as a film composer. Eastwood has released several jazz albums and has toured internationally with his band. In the film industry, he has appeared in movies such as "Gran Torino" and "Letters from Iwo Jima." As a composer, he has contributed music to films like "Mystic River" and "Million Dollar Baby." While primarily known for his work in music, Eastwood has made notable contributions to the film industry through his various roles both on and off-screen.

Films

Summer Hours

Summer Hours

By Olivier Assayas

2008 | 99 min | Drama

Three siblings have to get along with each other after they inherit an impressive art collection.

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Talk to Me

Talk to Me

2023 | 79 min | Drama

Karo (28) is newly separated and struggling with the non-existent relationship with her father. When her mother Michaela (50) wants to go on vacation with her to the island of Rügen, Karo suspects another failed male story behind it. What starts as a spontaneous trip quickly turns out to be a journey into the past of two women who couldn't be more different: Michaela wants distraction, Karo wants peace. When they arrive at the hotel, they meet the newly divorced Jochen (60) and his teenage daughter ...

In This Very Moment

In This Very Moment

2003 | 94 min | Drama

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Blue Summer Symphony

Blue Summer Symphony

2017 | 29 min | Shorts

The open-air swimming pool, a sociotope and microcosm of society: different people, half naked in a confined space, share an afternoon, a moment with each other and as quickly as it has come, so quickly it has gone again. That's the poetry inherent in the banality of everyday life. For her third year project, Sinje Köhler observes the figures in the outdoor pool and also sheds light on the architecture of this special landscape.

Talea

Talea

2013 | 75 min | Drama

It's summer holidays, and the planned Italian holiday with Jasmin's foster family is just around the corner. Everyone is looking forward to the trip - except Jasmin. She wants to be with Eva, her mother, who is available to Jasmin for the first time after a long prison term. For weeks Jasmin has been seeking Eva's closeness, she does not give up, even if she is rejected by her. After a fight with her foster family, Jasmin runs away and persuades Eva to spend a short holiday in the countryside with ...

Aria le film

Aria le film

2017 | 60 min | Documentary

Using the example of her own artificially inseminated pregnancy, Emilie Jouvet presents the difficulties faced by queer people who wish to have children in France. This movie proposes a diversity of stories and reflections on motherhood, parenthood, the desire or not to have a child through a series of portraits shot on smartphones. Millions of people, regardless of gender or sexual orientation, share the desire to have a child. But the path to pregnancy for queer people is often fraught with legal ...

Minus One

Minus One

2016 | 16 min | Shorts

Summer in Athens, and Elsa’s family isn’t the only one renting their apartment to tourists. At their "spare apartment" there’s little space for the young lady’s dreams.

The Discarded Father

The Discarded Father

2008 | 82 min | Documentary

Douglas Wolfsperger explores a social phenomenon that rarely appears in public discourse: men, who after a separation from their wives, are "disposed of" not only as partners but also as fathers and who - often in vain - struggle to maintain a relationship with their children. In moving interviews, four fathers describe their suffering and efforts to keep contact with their children. A mother justifies the refusal of contact from her point of view. Despite the seriousness of the topic, the film ...

A Dog You Are

A Dog You Are

2021 | 12 min | Shorts

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Sweat

Sweat

2014 | 30 min | Queer

Sweat tells of the last days of the friendship of two girls. Marion and Elisa live in a village that offers them nothing. They roam the neighborhood, go to the disco, watch videos, swim in the pond and fight. In search of emotion and boundaries, they dive into an aggressive world, where they give free rein to anger against the ordinary and learn about the new, unexpectedly erupting forces within themselves as a result. In the beautifully photographed vacuum of a village cosmos, director Iris Blauensteiner ...

Pampa

Pampa

2017 | 18 min | Comedy

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