FFHSH@Nordic Film Days 2019

15.11.2019 | 20 funded films

The Nordic Film Days Lübeck are entering their 61st round and will be showing 196 films over six days from 29 October to 3 November. Also taking part: the FFHSH with 20 subsidised films and several events.

Supported by the FFHSH:

Gods of Molenbeek von Reeta Hutanen (Tondowski Films)
Jägerin von Sandra Schröder (Hamburg Media School)
Land der Gegenden von Andreas Grützner
Olanda von Bernd Schoch (fuenferfilm)
Pelikanblut von Katrin Gebbe (Junafilm)
Romys Salon von Mischa Kamp (Leitwolf TV- und Filmproduktion)
Saisonale Gäste von Dorothea Carl
The Hidden City von Victor Moreno (Dirk Manthey Film)
The Orphanage von Shahrbanoo Sadat (Adomeit Film)

Supported by the Filmwerkstatt Kiel:

8 Stunden Melancholie von Elisabeth Bode (Theaterwerkstatt Pilkentafel)
Big Red Gun von Merlin Slamaning
Boje von Andreas Cordes und Robert Köhler (Lichtspielfarm)
Born for Korn von Elmar Szücs, Rainer Heesch und Niclas Middleton
Coup von Sven O. Hill
Freistaat Mittelpunkt von Kai Ehlers
In Arbeit von Julia Echter und Johanna Hut
Jenseits des Sichtbaren – Hilma af Klint von Halina Dyrschka (Ambrosia Film),
Katzenjammer Kauderwelsch von Martina Fluck (YUCCA Filmproduktion)
Souvenir von Lina Sieckmann und Miriam Gossing
To B or to B Flat – The Composer Boudewijn Buckinx von Viola Rusche und Hauke Harder.

You can find an overview of our events in our diary.

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