DRUCKABFALL (2021)

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DRUCKABFALL
Release: 2021
Genre: psychological horror drama
Duration: 18 min 39 sec
Format: DCP, color

Production: Andreas Elsener Filmproduktion

Starring: Marco Michel, Nikolaus Schmid, Christina Spaar, Marie Theres Göderz, Fidan Wyder

With support from: Kulturförderung Graubünden, Mobiliar Jubiläumsstiftung, St. Moritz Kultur, Stiftung Hotel Waldhaus, Fondation SUISA u.a.

 FESTIVALS (selection)

Neuchâtel Int. Fantastic Film Festival 2021
Bucheon Int. Fantastic Film Festival 2021
Gässli Film Festival Basel 2021
Fright Nights – Das ultimative Fest der Angst 2021
Lund Int. Fantastic Film Festival 2021
Romford Film Festival 2022
FEST - New Directors 2022

SYNOPSIS

Robert Haller (Marco Michel) is a celebrated although very controversial author. He walks out of a TV talkshow by literary critic Sascha Bachmann (Nikolaus Schmid) and retreats to his holiday cottage near a lake in the Swiss alps. There, the borderlines between reality and fiction slowly begin to fade. Haller is on the verge of losing his mind.

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OFFICIAL INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT

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