Synopse
Approaching 60, Kesse represents the third generation of fishermen in his family in a little port in Jutland. Fishing is his life. But times are hard. Shrinking fish stocks, strict environmental regulations, the financial crisis - Kesse has his back to the wall. He is forced to sack his only crew member and unwillingly agrees to a deal: for an extra contingent of catch he'll take a marine biologist with him on his next trip. At first, the interaction between the two is difficult, but little by little the fisherman's gruff exterior begins to mellow. The Sunfish combines the social realism of a Ken Loach with a large portion of humour and affection. Tickets for the screening in Boizenburg are only available at Kino Boizenburg.
Regie
Søren Balle (*1978) studied film in Copenhagen and Aarhus and started out as an assistant director. The Sunfish is his full-length feature debut and is based on the play of the same name which won the coveted Danish Reumert prize.
Info
Original Title: Klumpfisken
International Title: The Sunfish
Category: Feature
Section: Drei Farben Grün
Version & Subtitles: Danish OV with German subtitles
Director: Søren Balle
Screenplay: Søren Balle, Lærke Sanderhoff
Cast/Protagonists: Henrik Birch, Susanne Storm, Lars Topp Thomsen, Jacob Hauberg Lohmann
Production country: Denmark
Year of Production: 2014
Length: 100 min
Producer: Claudia Siesbye Halsted
Production company: Film Maker Aps
Cinematography: Martin Munch
Editor: Peter Winther
Music: Flemming Nordkrog
World Sales: SF Film A/S
Distributor: Lizette Gram Mygind






