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“Conversation with” at the 20th Marrakech IFF, interview with actor Willem Dafoe Bénédicte Prot
PODCAST | Bénédicte Prot interviews Josef Hader, director and actor of the film Wild Mouse.
The well-loved Austrian actor and cabaret comedian Josef Hader tells us more about his first-time experience as a director, the social background he wanted to depict in Wild Mouse, the relationship between the different characters – each with his/her own personal crisis – and the fantastic locations he chose for his exhilarating contemporary comedy.
Wild Mouse: When Georg (Josef Hader), a well-known classical music critic, unexpectedly loses his job at an important daily newspaper, he has a complete meltdown. harassing the superior who fired him and spending his days at a theme park with a former schoolmate (Georg Friedrich), without realising that his therapist wife Johanne (Pia Hierzegger) is not doing too well herself. Austrian actor and comedian delivers with his first film as a director an unbridled comedy, with fantastic visuals, about an upper middle class universe where everything suddenly becomes a out of whack.
FRED Film Radio joins the many voices across the international film community in expressing its support for Tricia Tuttle and for the Berlinale, one of the world’s most vital spaces for cinematic dialogue and cultural exchange. As a media platform …
With "Isabel", Gabe Klinger finally shoots a film in his city São Paulo and his country Brazil.
Park Chan-wook will preside over the Jury at the 79th Festival de Cannes, marking a historic first for Korean cinema.
"A Family" by Mees Peijnenburg, presented at the 76th Berlinale, is about two kids caught in the crossfire of their parents' divorce.
