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Marcelo Cerón

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Films

The Leading Actor

The Leading Actor

By Paula Markovitch

2019 | 75 min | Independent

When Luis travels to the Berlinale for the premiere of his film, he is dismayed that Latin American films are considered nothing but misery porn.

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Ain't Nothin' Without You

Ain't Nothin' Without You

1985 | 88 min | Comedy

Martha lives in Hamburg with her young son. She makes films. " She moves in with a Portuguese family "to be closer to the pulse of society". Teresa helps immigrants deal with administrative formalities. Meanwhile, Martha tries to find romance with Alfred, who doesn't really have a handle on things. In his late thirties, he is still studying architecture, and he won't let go of Martha either. The everyday lives of the three of them reflect the realities of West Germany, captured spontaneously and ...

Klappe Cowboy!

Klappe Cowboy!

2011 | 84 min | Independent

KLAPPE COWBOY is a trashy, funny and partly autobiographical film 'made in Berlin'. Directors Timo Jacobs and Ulf Behrens reflect on the pros and cons of independent film making. Their ironic and partly autobiographical low budget flick is a self-financed ode to their humble beginnings. this low budget indie ethos is often referred to as German Mumblecore.

Heroes From the Neighbourhood

Heroes From the Neighbourhood

2007 | 88 min | Independent

Berlin, Prenzlauer Berg. Attila, the fireman can actually eat glass, but it doesn't help him as his girlfriend Sabinel breaks up with him. She wants to become a TV presenter and in this life plan Attila isn't the right partner for that. Erika already is a TV presenter, but not happy with her life. She can't connect with her husband Ulf, who is trying anyway to conquer another woman's heart.

Compelling Satan

Compelling Satan

2017 | 105 min | Drama

In this collaborative film made by students from the University of Fine Arts Hamburg, former public prosecutor and actor Dietrich Kuhlbrodt, sues a public broadcasting station. In documentary and fictional scenes, it follows his trial against a system demanding compulsory conformity and unimaginativeness. Sociopolitical, aesthetical and personal perspectives are clearly defined, developed narratively and confronted with one another. Numerous film professionals have their say. They radically oppose ...

Everything Always All the Time

Everything Always All the Time

2019 | 86 min | Independent

Kim (Martina Schöne-Radunski) and Andreas (Christian Ehrich) are very happy - both with each other and with life. But Kim wants more. She wants a penis. Not because she would like to be a man, but simply because she is intriqued with the idea. Out of curiosity, the young airline pilot Kim (Martina Schöne-Radunski) decides to have herself fitted with male genitals in a Swiss clinic, which leads to problems with her live-in boyfriend, not only in bed, but in general, as she now takes on the active ...

Kaptn Oskar

Kaptn Oskar

2013 | 81 min | Independent

Oskar's not doing great. His ex-girlfriend Alex set his apartment on fire and now he's alone in his shabby basement. Then Masha shows up. She's not feeling so great either. Masha dates older men, but none give her the intimacy she craves. Together Oskar and Masha fight loneliness and drift through Berlin nights. Soon Oskar regrets their no sex deal and before you know it he ends up drunk back in Alex's bed. German Mumblecore celebrates improvisation, low-budget, agile hand camera, a volatile and ...

Make Up the World

Make Up the World

2024 | 99 min | Documentary

In MAKE UP THE WORLD, filmmakers Susanne Weirich and Robert Bramkamp explore the profound impact of film props, venturing into prop warehouses like Studio Babelsberg, Delikatessen Berlin, and FTA Props in Hamburg. Each item, from lamps to paintings, embodies narratives that transcend their physical form, enriching cinematic stories from "Kolberg" to "Großstadtrevier." Through the perspective of BiPOC activist and actress Thelma Buabeng, the film also explores the post-colonial history of certain ...

Notes of Berlin

Notes of Berlin

2021 | 103 min | Comedy

While the clubs are still pounding out the music, Berlin is emerging from the twilight. A note is stuck to a lamppost: "For one minute. Please, just stand here in silence and look at the sky, and contemplate how amazing life is." A lone drunk stops and follows the instruction... A not-so-young "Man with Van" wakes up in the morning hungover next to last night's flirt and it dawns on him that it's slowly time for a change. An original Berliner decides at a bizarre WG casting to no longer take part ...

Pinky Swear - Whatever She Wants

Pinky Swear - Whatever She Wants

2024 | 91 min | Independent

An intense look behind the scenes unfolds in this nerve-wracking and surreal thriller that blurs the lines between reality and fiction. A female director, played by Tau Tau Menghan herself, is at the center of a mysterious plot in which script and reality merge. Seemingly innocuous props such as lollipops become keys to a dark world where every scene is a clue to a hidden secret. The film is captivating in its stylish use of color, intense visuals and nested narrative structure inspired by Tau ...

Happy Too

Happy Too

2002 | 61 min | Documentary

HAPPY TOO (2002) is an experimental documentary film by Swiss director Thomas Imbach, which functions both as a standalone work and as a meta-commentary on his previous feature film HAPPINESS IS A WARM GUN (2001). While the previous film fictionalizes the tragic relationship between Green Party politician Petra Kelly and ex-general Gert Bastian, HAPPY TOO takes a look behind the scenes and highlights the dynamic between actors Linda Olsansky and Herbert Fritsch during filming. In HAPPY TOO, Imbach ...