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    What Happens in Your Brain If You See a German Word Like…?

    Zora RUX 2015 Germany Animation color 6min German DCP
    The German language is very flexible: one can simply string words together in order to create new ones. And if need be, these words can become very long. Director Zora Rux blends animation and live action in order to make a humorous and strawling account of what happens
    inside the brain of a man reading an extremely complex word. Gently mocking the intellectual language of the Frankfurt theorists, the film investigates how different language structures affect the way we think.

    Director

    Zora RUX

    Zora RUX was born in 1988. She made short films as a teenager, and is currently the scholar at the Valie Exports Photo Class and Young Journalist of the Berlin International Film Festival. She toured with her art project Kinobox at the Berlinale and the music festival Fusion. She was Casting Director for Roy Andersson's A Pigeon sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence. She has studied directing at the DFFB (German Film and Television Academy Berlin) since 2011. Her short film Safe Space was screened in more than 80 festivals around the world. What Happens is her first animated short film.

    Zora RUX
    • 2015 What Happens in Your Brain If You See a German Word Like⋯? 《當你看到德文⋯》
    • 2014 Safe Space
    • 2012 Mother
    • 2011 Two In A Bed

    Director: Zora RUX
    Writer: Zora RUX & Fred BURLE
    Producer: Fred BURLE
    Director of Cinematographer: Malte SIEPEN
    Editor: Henning STÖVE
    Music: Dietrich BRÜGGEMANN

    DFFB
    j.settmacher@dffb.de

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