Synopse
Tore is a "warrior for Jesus", one of a group of religious punks in Hamburg. At a motorway service station he meets Benno, whose car has broken down. Tore gets it going again – with prayers to Jesus, proving again to himself the power of his belief. Later on, he accepts Benno's invitation to move in with him and his family. While Tore helps where he can, he is increasingly the target for Benno's sadistic tendencies. The less Tore defends himself, the more the attacks increase. When will the limits of Tore's belief be reached or exceeded? Screening on 28.09. in attendance of: Katrin Gebbe (Director), Verena Gräfe-Höft (Producer), Julius Feldmeier, Sascha Alexander Gersak, Annika Kuhl, Gro Swantje Kohlhof (Cast)
Regie
KATRIN GEBBE (*1983) studied film at the Hamburg Media School. Her debut Nothing Bad Can Happen was shown in 2013 in Cannes in the section Un Certain Regard and won several awards including the Montblanc Screenplay Prize at FILMFEST HAMBURG 2013. Pelikanblood is her second feature film and opened the Orrizonti section in Venice.
Info
Original Title: Tore tanzt
International Title: Nothing Bad Can Happen
Category: Feature
Section: Nordlichter
Version & Subtitles: German OV with English subtitles
Director & Screenplay: Katrin Gebbe
Cast/Protagonists: Julius Feldmeier, Sascha Alexander Gersak, Annika Kuhl, Swantje Kohlhof, Daniel Michel
Production country: Germany
Year of Production: 2013
Length: 110 min
Producer: Verena Gräfe-Höft
Production company: Junafilm UG
Cinematography: Moritz Schultheiß
Editor: Heike Gnida
Music: Peter Folk, Johannes Lehniger
Production Design: Iris Trescher
World Sales: Celluloid Dreams
Distributor: Tanja Baran, Stephan Holl, Rapid Eye Movies GmbH





