Starfood - Sushi in Space
In a galaxy not so far away, the world the two moons "Alphamoon" and "Betamoon" is very divided. While life on "Alpha" is wealthy, luxurious and elegant and people always have plenty of food, culture and nice conversations, living on "beta" is the opopposite. People live in an industrial landscape and work hard for little amounts of bad food and bad air, to provide "Alpha" with the best things.
But a little piece of Sushi, flying through space is about to change that.
This film was realized in cooperation with a group of children and several schools in Duesseldorf from all social classes and deals with problems like child poverty and food. It's part of the international project "10children.org" from stage director Liesbeth Coltoff.
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Daniel RaboldtDirectorA Living Dog, TubeHeads, The Last Survivor, Furple Reign, In the back of History - The lost villages of Masuria
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Daniel RaboldtWriter
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Kirstin HessProducer
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Marika RockstrohKey Cast
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Project Title (Original Language):Starfood - Sushi im Weltall
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Project Type:Animation, Short
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Runtime:12 minutes
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Production Budget:12,000 USD
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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:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Miami International SciFi Film FestivalMiami, Florida
United States
January 18, 2025
World Premiere
WINNER: Best Children's Film -
Dreamers of DreamsLondon
United Kingdom
May 1, 2025
European Premiere
Official Selection -
May the 4th SciFi Film FestivalKerry
Ireland
May 3, 2025
Ireland Premiere
Nominee: Best Visual Effects
Daniel Raboldt is a german writer / director who was born in Berlin in 1978 and grew up in Celle, Germany. He studied philosophy and German literature at Cologne University while already shooting short films. Nowadays he makes a living as a writer, director, VFX artist and film lecturer in Duesseldorf, Germany. He won several international prizes for his shortfilms, the web series "TubeHeads" and his feature film debut "A Living Dog".
"When art becomes a copy of reality, it also becomes redundant."