Tuesday, 20. 08. 2019
Tonight is the great vernissage of the up-and-coming artist Carlotta Carlsen. While two girls mock her work, the important buyer waits impatiently – what could be delaying the artist’s arrival? She is stuck at home because her ex-boyfriend Raul has unexpectedly appeared to confront her. Their fight reaches its peak when, in the back alley, two robbers fleeing from the police see Carlotta’s window as a ticket to freedom.
Austria, 360°, fiction, 2017, 6′
Director: Béla Baptiste
Screenplay: Béla Baptiste
Cinematography: Alexander Dirninger
Costumes: Veronika Harb
Sound: Bernd Dormayer
Music: Fainschmitz
Cast: Dolly Lewis, Peter Marton, Alexey Hartlieb-Shea
Production: Lena Weiss (Filmakademie Wien)
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