LEERSTELLE
a woman, a road, the outland
The non-narrative animated film is a poetic debate with the issue of "HOME" and the experience of the outland as a new home. A collage of fragments of Hilde Domin´s poems and a concentration and overlay of sketchy drawings and sound elements - always incomplete, always close to disappearance. It describes the search for an inner place of calm - a timeless space of deceleration.
“One must be able to part
and still be like a tree:
the roots remaining in the ground,
landscape passing and we are fixed."
(Hilde Domin)
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Urte ZintlerDirector
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Urte ZintlerProducer
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Anna HopperdietzKey Cast
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Urte ZintlerWriter
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Tobias BöhmSound
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Christian WittmoserSound
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Karlheinz EsslMusic
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Project Title (Original Language):LEERSTELLE
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Project Type:Animation, Experimental, Short
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Runtime:4 minutes 30 seconds
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Completion Date:February 1, 2016
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Production Budget:7,000 EUR
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Country of Origin:Germany
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Country of Filming:Germany
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Language:German
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Shooting Format:HD
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Black & White
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
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Kurzsuechtig (short film festival Leipzig)Leipzig / Germany
April 6, 2016
Festival Premiere / world
jury award - animation
1975 born in Rostock / Germany
1994 High school graduation in Rostock
Trained as animation cartoonist at LTAM in Luxembourg
Studied in animation class at SIAD in Farnham /GB und Kunsthochschule Kassel,
Studied Graphic Arts/Illustration at HGB in Leipzig/Germany
2009 Graduated from Kassel School of Art and Design “with honors”
Freelance practice as Character Animator throughout Germany
2015 Founded Animation Studio "Federfisch Animation" in Leipzig
Animator/Film auteur and character animator for motion picture, short film and TV animation productions in hand-drawn, 2D digital and 3D, Senior Lecturer at the Animation Institute of the Film Academy Baden-Württemberg, Visiting Lecturer for Character Animation and Character Design at Kassel School of Art and Design and HOWL, tutor at TP2.
"One must be able to part
and still be like a tree:
the roots remaining in the ground,
landscape passing and we are fixed."
(Hilde Domin)