Director | Bernhard Wenger
Script | Alexandra Brodski, Bernhard Wenger
Director of photography | Albin Wildner
Editing | Rupert Höller
Sound designer | Ines Vorreiter
Main cast | Marlene Hauser, Tobias Resch, Olivia Lonsdale, Sebastian Wendelin, Marie Luise Stockinger, Daniel Adolfsson, Franz Weichenberger, Markus Hamele, Judith Schrijver, Felix Kreutzer, Benedikt Haager, Julia Koch, Clemens Berndorff, Lukas Aschenreiter, Grischka Voss, Herbert Forthuber, Katharina Holoubek, Florian Bayer
Producers | Filmacademy Vienna
Production company | Filmacademy Vienna
A ski resort in the scenic Austrian Alps. A weather camera installed to display majestic mountain panoramas, casually captures a panorama of human abominations. While the panning frame lines wander back and forth, inside the frame interpersonal lines are being crossed. A bizarre film about all too common encounters and the tragedy in seemingly harmless interactions.
About the designer:
Bernhard Wenger studies at Film Academy Vienna. His shorts have been screened at prestigious festivals, broadcasted by ARTE and selected as Vimeo staff picks. EXCUSE ME, I’M LOOKING FOR THE PING-PONG ROOM AND MY GIRLFRIEND won over 40 awards, including Best Short Film at the Austrian Film Awards 2019. Bernhard is also a Berlinale Talents Alumni. Currently, he works at his feature film debut PEACOCK – the screenplay was selected for the 40th Cinéfondation Residence of the 73rd Festival de Cannes 2020.