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Release Date:
July 22, 2019
Original Title:
wOrlD
Alternate Titles:
wOrlD - Try Walking in Our Shoes
Production Countries:
Germany
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 8
This movie, shot entirely in a perfectly circular aspect ratio, showcases one couple's morning routine in all its banality, as they get ready for work. The incredibly diverse lifestyles that are lived in our society suggest that the concept of normality is something that no longer has a place in people's minds. Nevertheless, the concept of "normality" significantly influences the lives of people - based only on different themes, actions, objects and subjects. This is not limited to conservative lifestyles. It is not the task of this film to criticize conventional forms of life, but to question the concept of convention in the unconventional. "Normal" means something quite different for very different people.
Boom Operator:
Christof Schnauß
Catering Head Chef:
Tobias Eichhorn
Color Grading:
Noemi Spano
Selina Klatt
Mini J. Bartl
Costume Design:
Noemi Spano
Director:
Mini J. Bartl
Director of Photography:
Arnold Bergen
Editor:
Reik
Arnold Bergen
Mini J. Bartl
First Assistant Camera:
Patrick Fleischer
Gaffer:
Christof Schnauß
Patrick Fleischer
Idea:
Mini J. Bartl
Music Arranger:
Dominik Klusacek
Production Manager:
Selina Klatt
Production Sound Mixer:
Christof Schnauß
Second Assistant Camera:
Alma Bächtold
Set Decoration:
Noemi Spano
Sound Designer:
Reik
Mini J. Bartl
Sound Editor:
Arnold Bergen
Vocals:
Zoe Köppen
Dominik Klusacek
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