Anne Isensee Trailers
Due to Legal Reasons This Film Is Called Breaking Bert Trailer1 Bottle o'Wine TrailerMegatrick Trailer
Most Popular Anne Isensee Trailers
Total trailers found: 9
Tracing Addai Trailer (2018)
09 March 2018
In 2013 Addai joins a salafistic group in Syria. The encounter of Addai's mother with Ilias, a homecomer from Syria, gives rise to invidual fragments, by means of which the story of the son and comrade can be traced.
1 Bottle o'Wine Trailer (2020)
01 May 2020
Normally, you would drink a bottle of wine with your friends or family. Assuming you drink at all. But during the Corona confinement, nothing is normal.
Yay Trailer (2021)
29 November 2021
Sphere, cuboid and potato figure hang out in the playground of grey everyday life. After a literal short trip of the spherical fellow into the gaudy, psychedelic cosmos where colours and forms blur, the only thing to do is to bring along the friends.
Empathy for Concrete Things Trailer (2023)
12 December 2023
Based on their experiences living and working amongst Soviet-era concrete, panel-block apartments, the filmmaker, together with five visual artists, examine past and present attitudes towards their former homes.
Intro Trailer (2022)
19 October 2022
What does it mean to make an animated film accessible to people with impaired vision? Can audio description convey what’s happening on the screen and what is, especially in animated film, often entirely a product of the imagination? Anne Isensee (Golden Dove for “Megatrick” in 2017) tackles these complex questions with a light touch, humour and verbal wit.
Due to Legal Reasons This Film Is Called Breaking Bert Trailer (2020)
27 October 2020
Most accidents happen at home. Thus the appeal to one’s personal political responsibility comes as a surprise.
I Want Trailer (2019)
01 June 2019
“You can’t always get what you want...” sang the Rolling Stones once upon a time, though they consistently proved the opposite.
INTERFILM 39 Trailer (2024)
09 June 2024
Short films are like pasta! They come in many forms, each culture has its own specialties, everyone likes them.
