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Sophia Mocorrea

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Sophia Mocorrea is a talented actress known for her versatile roles in both film and television. She gained recognition for her performances in acclaimed movies such as "The Silent Revolution" and "The Edge of Time." Her captivating presence on screen has earned her several award nominations, including a Best Actress nomination at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. With a passion for storytelling, Sophia continues to impress audiences with her remarkable acting skills and dedication to her craft.

Films

Matadoras

Matadoras

By Sophia Mocorrea

2021 | 26 min | Drama

Caught between German stuffiness and Argentinian religiosity, Madi discovers her own sexuality.

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Farewell

Farewell

2016 | 6 min | Shorts

Lovro is remembering the day he caught his first fish with his grandfather. Memory and reality merge into one. Lovro is tired and sad. He fills the bathtub with water, looking at droplets dripping from the tap. As one hits the water surface, Lovro is reminded of the day he first went fishing with his grandpa. His thoughts take him to the fish pond, and the bathroom sounds and objects bring back memories of that day.

The Sleeper

The Sleeper

2018 | 17 min | Shorts

This documentary portrays the biographies of two women who slowly disappear behind the role of housewife until they snap and become aggressors. Two newspaper articles, ten years apart, two different women, the same wording. Up to the moment of the appearance in these newspapers, both women were invisible as individuals, concealed by their roles as wives and homemakers. It was only through acts of violence that, for a brief moment, did they claim visibility. THE SLEEPER revolves around the time ...

I Want To Tell You Something

I Want To Tell You Something

2006 | 64 min | Documentary

Oskar and Leo are four-year-old twins. Oskar has been deaf since birth while Leo's hearing is perfect. Both boys have grown up learning sign language. The director of this documentary is also fluent in sign language, allowing him to interact directly with the young brothers and closely document their discoveries and learning processes. This film explores what the diagnosis 'deaf' means to Oskar's hearing parents. Sandra and Stefan. Two parents. Two different reactions. And the challenge of raising ...

Nelly

Nelly

2015 | 16 min | Kids & Family

A car drives through the snow. Behind the wheel is thirteen years old Nelly who wants to go home. Separating her from her goal are three questions, two keys, a diving tower and a racing heart. Chris Raiber sends the young NELLY on a surreal journey in this short film drama of the same name. NELLY has run at festivals around the world and has won numerous awards, inclduing the Generation 14 plus Special Mention Award at the 65th Berlinale, as well as the Best Live Action Film at the Interfilm 31th ...

I spy with my little eye

I spy with my little eye

2010 | 20 min | Kids & Family

Eight-year-old Micky is looking forward to an exciting week with her grandfather in the country. She tries in vain to share her fantasies and daydreams with him, but he seems uninterested. A baby frog that has fallen into the sink, a mysterious neighbor with a dangerous dog, and Peter, the bad boy next door, are problems she has to deal with. Sometimes you reach a point where you have to grow up. Or it's time to become a child. I SPY WITH MY LITTLE EYE is a short film by Kim Münster that captures ...

Bon Voyage

Bon Voyage

2017 | 15 min | Shorts

Bosnia and Herzegowina 20 years after the war: Priest Mihailo and Imam Hamdia see each other during a bus trip through their home region. Neither wants to be the first to speak. Finally, when a young woman gets harassed by one of her relatives, both speak up in unison. The short BON VOYAGE won the jury award at the European Shortfilm Festival Brest.

Hinter der Tür

Hinter der Tür

2004 | 16 min | Shorts

Based on a true story, it tells the story of a Turkish woman living illegally in Germany who becomes the target of a police detective who goes after illegal aliens in Berlin. Alexander Kamensky's Chief Inspector of the Police Directorate 4 in Berlin-Kreuzberg. His job: foreigners. For fifteen years he has been scanning the neighborhood to find illegal aliens. If a suspect can't produce a residency permit, Kamensky starts deportation proceedings. Last year alone, he donated free flights to over over ...

A Lost and Found Box of Human Sensation

A Lost and Found Box of Human Sensation

2010 | 14 min | Animation

A LOST AND FOUND BOX OF HUMAN SENSATION is an award-winning animation film about grief and loss by Stefan Leuchtenberg, based on a poem by Martin Wallner. "The audiovisual experience of A LOST AND FOUND BOX OF HUMAN SENSATION touches its audience deeply. No greater honour can be bestowed on a short film." (Europrix Multimedia Awards Jury) A young man's father dies because of pancreatic cancer and the boy has to cope with the loss. The film begins with the funeral and shows how feelings change ...

Hallelujah!

Hallelujah!

2006 | 5 min | Queer

Award-winning director Jochen Hick humorous doc HALLELUJAH! follows the Pope's visit to Cologne 2005 and juxtaposes two camps of demonstrators. Award-winning director Jochen Hick follows humorous doc HALLELUJAH! follows the Pope's visit to Cologne 2005 and juxtapostions two camps of demonstrators: Christians on the one hand, and gays and lesbians on the other. Direct Cinema in short form.

Living Together

Living Together

2022 | 90 min | Documentary

In the heart of Vienna, a pioneering initiative funded by the EU and spearheaded by the city itself embarked on a mission to foster integration among refugees and newcomers, guiding them through the maze of a new cultural landscape. LIVING TOGETHER, directed by Thomas Fürhapter, delves into this intricate process, portraying the lives intertwined in this communal learning journey. The film, through the lens of Judith Benedikt and Klemens Koscher, captures the essence of adaptation, camaraderie, and ...