ELFRIEDE JELINEK: "Language Unleashed"

Child prodigy, scandal writer, traitor of the fatherland, theatre fury, feminist, model lover, communist, pessimist, language terrorist, rebel, enfant terrible, defiler of the nest, brilliant, vulnerable artist, Nobel Prize winner.

The film about Elfriede Jelinek, who was the first Austrian writer to be awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2004, focuses on her artistic approach to language.


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Picture Elfried Jelinek © Karin Rocholl

Director
Claudia Müller

DOP 
Christine A. Maier

Editor
Mechthild Barth

Producer
Martina Haubrich
& Claudia Wohlgenannt 

Production
Cala Film & Plan C Film

JOHANNA DOHNAL - visionary of feminsm

(Working Title: We want half of the pie)

The histories and stories of women have gone untold, been suppressed and forgotten over the centuries.

"We want our half of the pie" is a testimony to Johanna Dohnal, a significant woman in Austrian history, and the film thus offers a role model for today's and the coming generations. We can see ourselves in her; in her victories as well as her failures.

A film against forgetting and for a future of equality.

 

 

 

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Credits

Regie
Sabine Derflinger

Kamera
Christine A. Maier

Ton
Georg Misch

Montage
Niki Mossböck

Produzentin
Claudia Wohlgenannt

und Sabine Derflinger

Produktion
Plan C Filmproduktion OG

in Koproduktion mit Derflinger Film