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After the unexpected death of her husband, a long-forgotten trauma revives in ski racer Andrea (Gerti Drassl). Her neighbor takes advantage of Andrea's vulnerability and abuses her. When she reports the crime to the police, she is told that the prospects of being charged are not good. Memories of her time as a teenager in a ski club come back to life. Andrea was also raped at the time, but it was clear to her that the ÖSV would protect the perpetrator at all costs. But now she no longer wants to remain silent. Andrea makes her story public and sparks a storm of resistance.

In Austrian cinemas from January 26th.

We are very excited that CLUB ZERO by Jessica Hausner will celebrate its world premiere in the Competition of the Cannes Film Festival 2023. The English language film is a co-production between Austria, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, and Denmark. Furthermore, we are delighted that the film has already received confirmation for release in numerous territories. As a result, the outstanding work of the entire cast and crew will be presented nationally and to a broad international audience.

Our gratitude goes to everyone involved and all the supporters who made this possible.

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The European Film Awards 2021 went to Quo Vadis, Aida? Best European Film 2021, Best European Director 2021 (Jasmila Žbanić), Best European Actress 2021 (Jasna Đuričić). The film was also nominated for the Lux Audience Award 2022.

We are delighted about the positive funding commitments for our feature film by Anja Salomonowitz about the great artist Maria Lassnig.

"Quo Vadis, Aida?" was nominated 4 times for the European Film Award: for 'Best European Film', Jasna Đuričić for 'Best European Actress', and Jasmila Žbanić for 'Best European Director' and 'Best Screenwriter'

Me, We tells the story of four Europeans, whose attitudes towards migration and asylum is shattered forever. For the release of Me, We director David Clay Diaz and some of the actors, including Lukas Miko, Verena Altenberger, Barbara Romaner, Alexander Srtschin, Mehdi Meskar, will go on a premiere tour through Austria. On selected evenings they will be available for a Q&A to talk about their filming experiences (including on the island of Lesbos). Zum Kinostart von Me, We gehen Regisseur David Clay Diaz und einige Darsteller:innen, darunter Lukas Miko, Verena Altenberger, Barbara Romaner, Alexander Srtschin und Mehdi Meskar auf Premierentour durch Österreich. An ausgewählten Abenden stehen sie für ein Q&A zur Verfügung, um von ihren Dreherlebnissen (u.a. auf der Insel Lesbos) zu berichten.

Quo Vadis, Aida? by Jasmila Žbanić was nominated for the Oscar "Best International Feature". The film also received two BAFTA nominations ("Best Film not in the English Language" and "Best Director") and most recently won the "Knight MARIMBAS Award" in Miami.

In addition to numerous awards, Quo Vadis, Aida? by Jasmila Žbanić has been selected for the Oscar-Shortlist/International Feature. We can't wait for 15 March.

Jasmila Žbanić's new feature film about the Srebrenica massacre has been selected for the competition of the Venice Int. Film Festival (this year chaired by Cate Blanchett).

LITTLE JOE by Jessica Hausner - Emily Beecham won the "Best performance by an actress" at the Cannes Film Festival, will have its Austrian premiere at this year's VIENNALE 2019 and will be in Austrian cinemas from November 1st.

We are happy to announce the kick off of the debut feature "World's Shortest Poem" by the young director David Clay Diaz. The shooting will take place in summer 2019 in Austria and Greece, supported by a wonderful team.

Who suffers more, the son of the victim or the son of the murderer? Presented at the Berlinale, Martin Šulík’s tragicomic road trip follows a journey taken by two dissimilar men who are bound together by the tragedy of the Holocaust. Starring European Film Award Winner Peter Simonischek and Academy Award Winner Jiří Menzel.