Edgar Honetschläger Trailers
Midas' Ants TrailerLos Feliz TrailerAUN: The Beginning and the End of All Things Trailer
Most Popular Edgar Honetschläger Trailers
Total trailers found: 9
The Mozart Minute Trailer (2006)
25 January 2006
Twenty-eight well-known filmmakers living and working in Austria were invited by WIENER MOZARTJAHR 2006, to produce associative miniatures on Mozart.
AUN: The Beginning and the End of All Things Trailer (2011)
30 January 2011
When looking for alternative energy sources, the Japanese scientist Sekai tragically dies. Twenty years later the Brazilian mathematician Euclides continues his research.
Midas' Ants Trailer (2023)
26 January 2023
Phaethon asks to ride the sun chariot for a day. Helios tries to dissuade his son – but in vain. When the night ends, Phaethon mounts his father's precious sun chariot.
Milk Trailer (1997)
22 October 1997
What happens when green tea meets milk? Find out as four young urban nomads find themselves in Tokyo - a city spinning with pop culture and ancient traditions.
L+R Trailer (2000)
12 May 2000
The director chronicles his last trip to Japan with his girl friend (Yukika Kudo), an attempt at Eastern and Western observations.
Los Feliz Trailer (2016)
01 January 2016
It is a fairy tale, comedy, and drama that caricatures the global omnipresence of Western imagery and Hollywood pictures with humour and irony, without forgetting to make fun of itself, the illusion film, and the genre road movie.
Erni Trailer (2005)
01 August 2005
Based on the Carol Reed film 'The Third Man', Edgar Honetschläger's Erni unfolds in Vienna. Two Japanese women and a young boy wander around the city.
George in Hollywood Trailer (2002)
23 January 2002
George is the filmmaker’s old, trustee and motheaten cuddly toy. He plays the lead in a small film in an equally motheaten Hollywood, that will make everyone happy, even if it is full of sarcasm.
Il mare e la torta Trailer (2003)
18 October 2003
It is not inconceivable that a film about Sicily will have il mare (the sea) in its title, but why should it have la torta (the cake)? Yet this slightly cryptic title leads us straight into the world of Honetschläger.
