Tanja Meissner, interview with the director of Berlinale Pro*
The Berlinale Pro* Director Tanja Meissner introduces the concept of the Berlinale Pro* and the 2025 initiatives: the EFM – Distributor Award and Innovation Hub
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“What Marielle knows”, interview with director Frédéric Hambalek Chiara Nicoletti
With his second feature film, “What Marielle Knows“, German director Frédéric Hambalek is in competition at the 75th Berlinale.
Starring Julia Jentsch and Felix Kramer, the film develops the possible answer to a question: “What would parents do if they were monitored by their kids?” while coming up with the idea of a girl suddenly listening to all her parents thoughts.
It all came to Hambalek when he first discovered the existence of baby monitors with a camera that could watch their every move.
“What Marielle Knows” is a film about privacy and its importance especially in this particular moment when we all seem to give it up more and more every day.
Julia and Tobias seem to be the perfect couple. Yet behind the facade and designer kitchen, trouble is brewing. Their fragile balance is shattered when their daughter Marielle suddenly develops telepathic abilities, giving her the power to see and hear everything her parents do, day and night. The couple soon realizes the lies they’ve been telling each other will not get past Marielle anymore. As Julia and Tobias’ most uncomfortable secrets are exposed, they engage in a manipulative game, leading to increasingly awkward, absurd situations nand unleashing unexpected consequences.
Written by: Chiara Nicoletti
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