Director: Philip Widmann
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Biography: Philip Widmann, born in West Berlin, Germany, in 1980, he studied cultural anthropology, ethnology and American studies at Hamburg University and attended documentary film classes at the University of Fine Arts of Hamburg. He has been a member of the independent film collective LaborBerlin since 2009.
Director: Karsten Krause
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Biography:
Karsten Krause, born in 1980 in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany, he studied visual communication at the University of Fine Arts of Hamburg. He currently lives and works in Hamburg and Berlin.
Country: Germany
Year: 2014
Synopsis: A woman‘s voice and a man‘s voice speaking in unison: »A woman called Monika, and a man called Hans. Hans documents in writing that Monika has threatened him - her boss, employer and lover - with the withdrawal of her sexual favors if his wife doesn‘t apologize to her.« The contents of a black briefcase lead us into a superficially well-ordered life in West Germany in 1970, in a city that can be seen as representative of the entire country. In this briefcase: the meticulous documentation of an affair between the small business owner Hans and his secretary Monika. A detailed protocol of their sexual activities leaves a trail through the field of infinite possibilities and finite probabilities of leading a different life under the same circumstances.
Language: German