Synopsis
“The premise sees a trio of telepathic Russian dwarves hired by an Austrian conceptual artist – a Joseph Beuys type whose clay-encrusted visage makes him look like a reject from the Blue Man Group, and whose walls are covered with complicated-looking equations. Eagle-eyed viewers may spot among the chalkings the decidedly non-algebraic formulation C3PO over R2D2. (Strong in this one, the force is.) The dwarfs’ aim is to steal a certain something from the turbine-room of the Siberian power-station in which the artist has been imprisoned for years – and the film is essentially an 80-minute buildup to the revealing of Caballero’s version of ‘the great whatsit’ from “Kiss Me Deadly (by Robert Aldrich 1955)”.” (Indiewire, from Catalogue Filmfest München)
Sunday, 30.11.2014 – 7:00 pm
Monday, 01.12.2014 – 7.30 pm (presented by Florian Borchmeyer) – in the presence of director Sergio Caballero and composer Pedro Alcalde
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With support of the Spanish Embassy and Instituto Cervantes Berlin
Credits
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Berlin Premiere |
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| OT: | Distantsiya, 2013 | ||
| Country: | Spain (Catalonia) | ||
| Production: | Advanced Music S.L., Sónar Festival, Arcadia Motion Pictures | ||
| Cast: | Michal Lagosz, Alberto Martínez, Jinson Efren Añazco, Roland Olbeter, Fx Vidi Vidal, Yury Mykhaylychenko | ||
| Format: | DCP / Coulour | ||
| Length: | 80 min. | ||
| Language: | Catalan/Russian / English subtitles | ||
| World Sales: | AM Films Barcelona, amfilms@sonar.es | ||
| Distribution Germany: | tba | ||
| Festivals: | Rotterdam, Copenhagen, Jerusalem, New Horizons, Kattowitz, Munich, Sitges etc. | ||
