Film-Norden celebrates at Kampnagel

22.06.2022 | MOIN 2022 Midsummer

A celebration on the longest day of the year: MOIN Film Fund celebrated its annual industry get-together at Kampnagel on Tuesday evening with around 1000 guests from film and TV, culture and politics. Among the guests were Otto Waalkes, Jonas Nay, Pheline Roggan, Charly Hübner and the cult band Scooter.

>> Photos for free use for reporting on the party can be downloaded here <<

Helge AlbersCEO of MOIN Film Fund Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein, says: "The first half of the year is over - and could hardly be more ambivalent. We are delighted that we had three productions in competition at Cannes this year and that more and more people are being drawn to the cinema again. On the other hand, we continue to look with great concern in the direction of our colleagues in Ukraine and Turkey to the film producer Çiğdem Mater, who was sentenced to a long prison term there. With our party, we want to thank all filmmakers in northern Germany for their commitment and perseverance in recent months and at the same time draw attention to hotspots in other parts of the world."

The following MOIN-funded film teams were among the guests:

Mittagsstunde-Regisseur Lars Jessen mit Hauptdarsteller Charly Hübner, Roman-Autorin Dörte Hansen und weiteren Teilen der Filmcrew.
1000 Zeilen-Produzent Hermann Florin und Hauptdarsteller Jonas Nay aus Lübeck.
Otto Waalkes, der in der Komödie Catweazle im vergangenen Jahr die Hauptrolle übernahm.
Filmemacherin Cordula Kablitz-Post, die vor wenigen Wochen die Dreharbeiten zu ihrem Dokumentarfilm Hyper Hyper – HP Baxxter und Scooter beenden konnte. Die Band und zahlreiche Crewmitglieder waren ebenfalls vor Ort.
Regisseur Rudolf Fitzgerald Leonard und Produzentin Annika Birgel, die mit ihrem fast komplett in Schleswig-Holstein gedrehten Kurzfilm Beben kürzlich ihre Premiere in Cannes feierten.

Trailers and sponsors:

A trailer, realised and sponsored by The Post Republic, shows film clips from numerous productions that were shot in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein last year, some of which also received funding. For the seventh time, the MOIN Film Fund is celebrating at Kampnagel. A special highlight for the guests this year was the vegetarian catering by Peacetanbul. Beverage sponsors were HOLSTEN and Rindchen's Weinkontor. A total of 58 sponsors were secured for the event:

Acolori Medienproduktion | Akkord Film | Amusement Park Film | Animationsfabrik | Axis Mundi | B14 Films | BLÆK | Bosworth Creative - Music Sales | brave new work | Cinegate Hamburg | Cine-Mobil | CMS - ULRICH SCHLOTTAU | DCM | D-Facto | DFG Deutsche FilmversicherungsGemeinschaft | element e filmproduktion | filmtank | Fortune Cookie Filmproduction | Gerda Film | GRAEF Rechtsanwälte | Hansen/2 | HB-Security | HOLSTEN | Junafilm | KaffeeLust | K-motion Kinobetriebe | Leitwolf Filmproduktion | LOFT Tonstudios | MARSH | Mobilespace | Motion Team | ndF: neue deutsche Filmgesellschaft | Network Movie | Optical Art | Postperfect vision & sound | Relevant Film | Replayboys | Rindchens Weinkontor | Riva Filmproduktion | SerraSanMartino | Studio Hamburg GmbH | Studio Hamburg Production Group | Studio Rakete | Tamtam Film | Tcamera | Telescope Animation | Theaterkunst | The Post Republic | Triodos Bank | Ulysses Filmproduktion | UNVERZAGT Rechtsanwälte | visual distractions | VON HAVE FEY Rechtsanwälte | Warner Bros. Discovery | Weischer Cinema | Weydemann Bros. | Wüste Film | Zeigermann Audio | Zeitkostüm

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