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Viennese director and commercial filmmaker Michael Podogil (center) wins the 13th Street Shocking Shorts with his short film " Fucking Drama ". (13th Street / Gert Krautbauer)
Der Wiener The director and commercial filmmaker Michael Podogil won the 13th Street Shocking Shorts, the prestigious short film award was presented for the nineteenth time on Wednesday night at the International Film Festival. Munich film. Födling's film, "Fucking Drama" tells a theatrical visit
The jury of actresses Veronica Ferres and Ruby O. Fee as well as director Dennis Gansel and producer Sven Burgemeister bezei Kneeling the thriller of the Austrian of 33 years as ingenious, intense and original. "Fucking Drama" is a very emotional roller coaster ride. At the awards gala at the Alte Akademie in downtown Munich, Ferres hailed all the submissions of young directors in his complimentary speech. "They made very idiosyncratic films that are hard to compare, but one thing they have in common is that they make a good impression not only on the jury, but also on the audience." [13] The 13th Street television channel Katharina Behrends was delighted to announce the award winner, Michael Podogil.
Katharina Behrends, the television channel of 13th Street, was delighted to announce the award winner, Michael Podogil. Gala (13th Street / Gert Krautbauer)
The winner, Podogil, who received the coveted trophy from last year's winner Josef Brandl, studied filmmaking at the Filmakademie in Vienna and now travels in Los Angeles. In Hollywood, he will participate in the "Universal Filmmasters Program", this year's theme is "Directors Intensive: Pitch to Premiere" and will present it with others bringing together talent. Once upon a time, Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck received the Shocking Shorts Award from 13th Street – which also earned him, the final Oscar (for "The Lives of Others", 2007) a participation in the Universal Studios Filmmasters program. in Hollywood … Podogil and his companions can reach a similar career path?
A shocked measure of attention is certainly certain for the finalists. More than 500 guests from the film and media industry were invited to the awards gala in Munich. Colleagues Ulmen-Fernandes, Samuel Koch with his wife Sarah Elena Koch, Mariella Ahrens, Helmfried von Lüttichau, Alexander Mazza, footballer Rene Adler with his wife Lilli Hollunder as well as the actor and the doctor of the prison "Tatort" Joe Bausch were among the distinguished guests who moderated the awards ceremony. Bausch complained again that none of the best submitted films had been directed by a woman. So, his call to the offspring of the filmmaker: "I know you can do that."
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