All God’s Children
And on Wenesday May 18, this Wenesday Luci Westphal, one of our April´s Special Guests, will present the last documentary film she had co-directed and produced, “All God’s Children“.
Synopsis: Through the eye of three families, “All God’s Children” tells the story of the first boarding school for children of missionaries to be investigated for abuses at the hands of the parent’s missionary colleagues. The survivors and parents share their journey of seeking justice, redemption and healing.
8pm at Roderich Kultursalon, Shortcutz Berlin‘s venue!
Did you ever dream of becoming a film-maker?
If yes, you should give a look at the upcoming Raindance Film-makers Foundation Course and their special Shortcutz Berlin Promotional Offer, a 50% discount on the price of the course (96€ instead of 192€). If you have the time, the means and the interest, it would be stupid to pass on this one… oder?
When?
Five Thursdays from 19:00 to 21:30.
May 19 and 26 and June 9, 16 and 23. Yes, courses start next week!
Where?
Sputnik Kino, Hasenheide 54, Berlin-Kreuzberg.
How?
Email berlin@raindance.co.uk for your discount code to book. Payment is by cash on first night of the course.
What?
Have the film industry demystified in five evenings and learn the basics of writing, directing and producing. New and aspiring filmmakers will be provided with everything they need to know in order to tackle their first short – or feature film. In an positive creative environment, attendees will emerge equipped with the tools and skills to launch their careers.
Raindance Alumni include, amongst others, Sacha Baron Cohen (“Borat“), Guy Ritchie (“Snatch“, “Sherlock Holmes“), David Yates (“Harry Potter“). So, what about you?
Please note that all the courses are in English but that a German-speaking Raindance Consultant will always be present during classes to assist with any language queries.
Shortcutz Berlin empfiehlt…
… achtung berlin, the new Berlin Film Award 2011!
From April 13th to April 20th, take the opportunity to go and watch Feature Films, Documentaries and Short Movies produced in Berlin-Brandenburg.
Among the 21 Shorts in competition at achtung berlin, two took also part in Shortcutz Berlin. If you haven’t seen them, it’s time to make up for it. Astrid Rieger‘s Hetschenpetsch and Petra Lüschow‘s Der kleine Nazi, our Best Short for the month of February, really are great movies. Also, not to be missed is the participation of Ramon Zürcher with Passanten. In March, we had the pleasure to screen his Yesterday My Friend Bought A Bike.
Also on April 16th, the Raindance Film Festival Berlin is having its Live! Ammunition! at Achtung Berlin. The perfect occasion for you to pitch your film at a jury of professionals and have an instant feedback.
