The Cameramurderer
Der Kameramörder
Director: Robert Adrian Pejo
Austria, Hungary, Switzerland; 2010; 95 min.
Script Agnes Pluch, Robert Adrian Pejo, Günter Pscheider
Camera Gergély Poharnok
Production design Zsolt Csengery
Music Peter von Siebenthal
Sound Joe Knauer
Producers Andreas Hruza, Erich Lackner, Joszef Berger, Susann Rüdlinger
Cast Merab Ninidze, Dorka Gryllus, Andreas Lust, Ursina Lardi
Production Lotus-Film, Andreas Hruza AV Medienbüro, Mythberg Films, Cobra Film AG
Language Hungarian, German (English st.)
Sonja has found her own heaven with Thomas. However, for Thomas the Garden of Eden is
located in a remote piece of the countryside, right on the shore of beautiful Lake Fertő. They
are expecting Thomas’ old friends from Vienna, Heinrich and Éva for an Easter weekend visit.
However, what starts out as a relaxing weekend in an idyllic environment is overshadowed by
the news that three children have gone missing from the neighbouring village. As tensions
increase appearances cannot be maintained and the "friends" start showing their true
colours. Éva and Heinrich keep making comments that unsettle Sonja’s trust in Thomas.
Boundaries begin to merge into one another. They all have something to hide - but none of
them is aware of what old wounds lie just beneath the surface.
Der Kameramörder
Director: Robert Adrian Pejo
Austria, Hungary, Switzerland; 2010; 95 min.
Script Agnes Pluch, Robert Adrian Pejo, Günter Pscheider
Camera Gergély Poharnok
Production design Zsolt Csengery
Music Peter von Siebenthal
Sound Joe Knauer
Producers Andreas Hruza, Erich Lackner, Joszef Berger, Susann Rüdlinger
Cast Merab Ninidze, Dorka Gryllus, Andreas Lust, Ursina Lardi
Production Lotus-Film, Andreas Hruza AV Medienbüro, Mythberg Films, Cobra Film AG
Language Hungarian, German (English st.)
Sonja has found her own heaven with Thomas. However, for Thomas the Garden of Eden is
located in a remote piece of the countryside, right on the shore of beautiful Lake Fertő. They
are expecting Thomas’ old friends from Vienna, Heinrich and Éva for an Easter weekend visit.
However, what starts out as a relaxing weekend in an idyllic environment is overshadowed by
the news that three children have gone missing from the neighbouring village. As tensions
increase appearances cannot be maintained and the "friends" start showing their true
colours. Éva and Heinrich keep making comments that unsettle Sonja’s trust in Thomas.
Boundaries begin to merge into one another. They all have something to hide - but none of
them is aware of what old wounds lie just beneath the surface.
| Bunyik Entertainment presents 10th Anniversary Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles November 11 - 18 2010 |
