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All About Me

17 August

Original Name: Der Junge mass an die frische Luft
English Name: All About Me
Year: 2018
Run Time: 100'
Language: German
Type (Colour/ Black & White): Colour
Country: Germany
Director: Caroline Link
Producer: Hermann Florin, Nico Hofmann, Sebastian Werninger
Cast: Julius Weckauf, Luise Heyer, Sönke Möhring, Joachim Król, Ursula Werner, Rudolf Kowalski
Screenplay: Ruth Toma
Cinematographer: Judith Kaufmann
Editor: Simon Gstöttmayr
Sound Designer: Christof Ebhardt
Music Composer: Niki Reiser
Costume Designer: Barbara Grupp
Production Designer: Susann Bieling
Production Company: Gesellschaft für feine Filme, UFA Fiction, Warner Bros
World Sales: Picture Tree International GmbH
World Sales Phone: +49 30 42 08 24 80
World Sales Email: pti@picturetree-international.com

Festivals:

  • Seattle IFF 2019
  • Thessaloniki IFF 2019
  • Shanghai IFF 2019
  • Seattle IFF 2019
  • Munich FF 2019

Selected Filmography:

  • 2013 Exit Marrakech
  • 2008 A Year Ago in winter
  • 2001 Nowhere in Africa
  • 1996 Beyond Silence

Director’s Biography:

Caroline Link’s career as a director began with immediate success both at the national and international level when her first feature film Beyond Silence (1996) was nominated for an Academy Award as Best Foreign Language Film. She directed nowhere in Africa (2001), which won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 2003. In 2013, she directed Exit Marrakech, which premiered as a Special Presentation at the Toronto IFF and won the Gryphon Award for Best Film at the Giffoni IFF. All About Me! is her latest feature film as a director.

Synopsis:

Ruhr Valley, Germany, 1972. Hans-Peter is a pudgy nine year-old growing up in the security of his family and fun-loving relatives. At first sight he might not be the most popular guy, but he has a talent for making others laugh, which he refines on a daily basis in his grandmother’s corner shop. However, dark shadows soon loom over the boy’s everyday life as his once cheerful mum becomes more and more depressed after an operation. Hans-Peter’s sad and hardworking father leaves him mostly in the care of his two grandmas, both of whom have big hearts and strong personalities. Their love and care make it possible for Hans-Peter to survive the ensuing emotional turmoil and use his comedic talents to heal his own wounds while also making people laugh along with him.