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ORF1 dokfilm strahlt L2L aus 11.11, 23.15Uhr
This is my first blog post partly in German because next Sunday the Austrian TV Channel ORF1 is broadcasting L2L. Time: 11th of November (German dubbed version).
Um 23.15Uhr am Sonntag den 11 November die Glotze (ORF1) anschalten und dann erst schlafen gehen, damit die Einschaltquote hinaufgezwibelt wird.-) Schaut euch die gelungene synchronisierte Version von L2L an. Tom Vogt hat mit seiner Kollegin super Arbeit geleistet. Bin normaler Weise kein Freund von gedubbeten Filmen, aber bei uns funxt es.-) Falls doch kein Bock auf die Glotze, dann sehen wir uns im Topkino am Samstag den 10 November, 16:30Uhr. Dort gibt die Originalfassung mit dt. Untertitel, bei freiem Eintritt. Hier der FB Event.
LOGIN2LIFE Vienna Screening @ Topkino
No entrance fee. It’s your chance to watch L2L on the big screen before it will be shown on Austrian TV (ORF 1) the next day. Next Saturday, 10th of November at 4:30pm.
More details here: http://is.gd/KU0mct
Austrian Premiere in Salzburg
Login2Life will be screened next week on the 13th October, (Saturday 2.30pm) in Salzburg, DAS KINO (Presentation of the Salzburg film edition 2012). But more info to come. We are fond of introducing the final artwork. It took some time since the release of the film. But sometimes good things take time. Thank you Razvan and BAM for your marvelous support.
Yeah. We are ‘Best of Input 2012′
Just a short message from Australia. We were selected into the ‘Best of Input 2012′ selection. Let’s hope this helps to spread our documentary.
L2L goes TIFF 2012 Cluj-Napoca
Today Stephanie an me arrived here in Romania for the Transylvanian International Film Festival. Lionel, our son becomes 6 months tomorrow and this is the first plane ride for us three. All went well (no bytes yet.-). We got picked up at the airport and we were completely overwhelmed about the fact that they even thought of the child seat in the shuttle (which we can keep till the end of the trip). So a great welcome here in Cluj by the very well organised and gentle festival staff. The first impression of the town, especially the old town in which everything around TIFF takes place, is that it feels really cosy and charming. On our first walk through the town we liked the omnipresent posters of TIFF on which they have a bilingual festival say embedded, which reminds me of the Russian ferrytales my mother used to tell when I was a kid. It says:
“WHEN AT TIFF FILMS I WAS FED WATCHED THEM ALL TILL I DROPPED DEAD.”
Tomorrow I try to take a picture with my phone(here the promised pic).
Here the screening times of ‘Login2Life’ or in Romanian ‘A Doua Viaţă’. After the screening a Q & A follows (if the director shows up.-)
June 2nd 2012, 7.45 pm at Cinema Odeon 5 Cineplex Cluj-Napoca
June 3rd 2012, 12 pm at the beautiful Cinema Arta Cluj
Tickets here
Program and official TIFF Website here
Here a small post screening note: I have to compliment the Cluj audience. They showed up on midday thought 25°C and sunny conditions and then the Qs were the best I was ever asked after a L2L screening. Big props to you. Here some pics of the 1st Q&A (out of 2) and then much better of a very nice event which took place yesterday night: “Cine-concert Georges Méliès” outside of Cluj-Napoca (30km) in the yard of a wonderful ruined castle. All in all TIFF 2012 was one of the best fstivals I ever attended. Thx so much.
LOGIN2LIFE screens in Lichter Filmfest FFM
We are happy to announce that our documentary will be shown this weekend in Frankfurt on the Lichter Filmfest 2012.
Screening time and location / reserve tickets here (festival) of directly at the Mal Sehen Kino (Cinema):
Sunday the 1st of April18:00 – 19:30Mal Sehn Kino
Have fun watching it.
A kind of ‘LOGIN2LIFE goes FIPA2012′ diary
I arrived today afternoon in Biarritz. A decent wheather 13°C and a warm brise from the Atlantic ocean welcomed me here. It’s a pity that my producer colleagues from Eidolon Entertainment can’t join me here (thinking of you and sending you also some pics). For me it’s a strange feeling to return to Biarritz because the past three times when I was here the intention was surfing. Or better to say: Learning how to surf(Never managed to catch a damn wave in 7 weeks paddling .-)
So it is very odd to come here for presenting L2L. And it’s a great opportunity for us to start because I have to admit that the festival is bigger than I thought it is. They celebrate this year their 25th anniversary and you can see that they try to raise the flag high. Before I even managed to set a step on the ground in Biarritz I already met a filmaker from Israel (Naomi from Black Sheep) while waiting for the transfer flight in Paris who is also presenting a film here at the festival. After we were picked up gently at the Biarritz airport we directly received our ‘badge professionnel’ from wonderful organization team member Florence Girot in the picturesque festival headquarter at the Biarritz Casino (see pic in older post, wonderful view onto the beach, I can tell you). Then the eve came and I joined the opening ceremony in the Gare du Midi ( a cinema with more than 1500 seats). It was pretty stuffed with audience. They presented the key players of the festival and the jury of the competition program. I made a picture of the stage and of the face who is head of the ‘creative documentary’ competition section named Inês de Medeiros. So now I know where I have to send my prayers to.-) After this formal opening ceremony they really opened the festival with the interesting pilot (first episode of the suspenseful french series named ‘Homes de l’ombre’, content: after the assassination of the french president, the new elections are dependant on two rivals communication agents …)
After this full impact day I saved myself from extiction and I enjoyed a wonderful french dinner in the ‘Bar du Jardin’, which ended with my favourite dessert ‘creme brulle’ which is directly responseble for the fact that I’m sitting here after midnight and writing this nonesense. I hope I’ll be able to write more posts during my stay here. At least when we receive an award I’ll do this for sure:-)