Fiction

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  Juli tanzt (2023)

  musical film • 45 min • ZDF/KiKA

  (tv premiere June 11th 8pm 2023 • stills © Sophia Emmerich)
  
  watch • Juli tanzt - ZDF mediathek

  trailer

  director: Melanie Waelde
  producer: Studio Zentral Berlin
  dop: Francy Fabritz

  The pop-rap musical "Juli tanzt" is about the first fragile love
  and wants to encourage to love and accept not only oneself but also
  others as they are..
  

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  UKI (2023)

  feature film • 80 min

  (world premiere June 28th at Filmfest Munich 2023)

  UKI

  director: Shu Lea Cheang
  producer: Jürgen Brüning with Kareron
  associate producer: Amard Bird Films
  dop: Francy Fabritz

  A scifi viral ALT-reality cinema. Replicant Reiko, discarded and deprived of her own body data, joins the UKI virus to prevent the libido manipulation of the population.
  

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  Abschiedsspiel (2023)

  feature film

  (in post production)

  Abschiedsspiel

  director: Julia Novacek, Ruby Behrmann, Evamaria Müller
  producer: Studio Studio
  dop: Francy Fabritz

  A fictional-documentary form of representation, in which country idyll
  and everyday reality collide with each other. At the center is a soccer
  field with its own impressive history. A personal as well as diverse view
  of the Vogelsberg / Volkartshain region.
  
  www.studiostudio.org

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  Tomorrow TV (2022)

  talk show • 64 min

  watch • episode 1 – MIKEY. Woodbridge
  watch • episode 2 – Lie Ning
  watch • episode 3 – K.ZIA

  TTV talk show

  creator & host: Divina Kuan
  director: Gavin Youngs, Divina Kuan, Francy Fabritz
  producer: Nadja Rothkirch, Jake Flowers
  dop: Francy Fabritz
  
  funded by: medienboard Berlin Brandenburg
  

  Tomorrow, Tomorrow. We’ll love ya. Tomorrow. It’s only a day away…
  Tomorrow TV is a queer collective of artists and directors working across film, installation and media production. Launching later this year the team will bring the first awkwardly satisfying talk-show, The Tomorrow TV Show.
  
  watch • episode 1 – MIKEY. Woodbridge
  watch • episode 2 – Lie Ning
  watch • episode 3 – K.ZIA
  TTV website

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  MASQUERADES OF RESEARCH:
  Part II (2022)

  mid length film • 30 min

  trailer

  director, writer, producer: Padraig Robinson
  dop: Francy Fabritz & John Fay
  
  funded by: Arts Council Ireland
                     Berlin Senate for Culture
                     Stiftung Kunstfonds
  

  Masquerades of Research: Part II (30 min 2022) is the final instalment of the first fictional biography of queer sociologist Laud Humphreys (USA 1930 - 1988). Starring Mark O’Halloran as Humphreys, the film focuses on Humphreys’ infamous PhD study of public toilets where men from a variety of backgrounds met for sex (Tearoom Trade). Part I (30mins 2020) is a moral biography of Humphreys, exploring the deeper social impetus behind his pioneering and ethically controversial field research in the book Tearoom Trade 1970. Whereas Part I dealt with the impetus behind Humphreys research in a pre-Stonewall and pre-Watergate society, Part II begins in Los Angeles in 1975 when Tearoom Trade is about to be republished in a post-Stonewall and post-Watergate USA.
  
  "MASQUERADES OF RESEARCH: Part I"

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  NICO (2021)

  feature film • 79 min

  (German Academy Award 2022 nominee for best actress)

  trailer

  director / writer / editor: Eline Gehring
  producer / writer / cast: Sara Fazilat
  dop / writer: Francy Fabritz

  Nico an emancipated and cheerful German-Iranian woman who is the most popular geriatric nurse among her clients. She has a gentle and understanding way in finding time for each and every one of them. She is enjoying summer in Berlin with her best friend Rosa when a racist attack wrenches the self-confident woman out of her seemingly carefree everyday routine. She realises that she's not really so accepted after all and now sees the level of racism surrounding her. Nico decides that self-empowerment is the only way out of this predicament.
  
  film website

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  SIMILE [of Foreign Lands and People] (2021)

  video installation • 8:43 min

  (exhibition photos © Estefania Landesmann)

  video installation

  concept, piano, editing: Dominique Hurth
  dop: Francy Fabritz
  commissioned by: Sonja Lau

  In the video installation "Simile (von fremden Ländern und Menschen)", Dominique Hurth rehearses the first piece from Robert Schumann's Scenes from Childhood, an album of 15 short piano pieces, that the artist played herself as a child. Despite its title, the piece was not meant originally for children, but for grown-ups to remember (moments of) their childhood. The title refers to the score's direction „ped. simile“, where the player is meant to use the pedal the same way as it was previously directed, throughout the entire piece. The camera follows the line of the music and unfolds the atmosphere of a children's room with several left-overs of playful situations, all ready to rehearse or perform in the eyes of others.
  
  "Simile" website

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  Kuss (2019)

  2:33 min • 35mm b/w

  short film

  director / dop: Francy Fabritz

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  Kitschige Filme (2019)

  short film • 8:29 min

  teaser

  director / producer: Eline Gehring
  dop: Francy Fabritz

  Rosa meets Nico. Both girls are falling in love with each other. But today, commitment is hard to find.

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  Neurosex 3 (2017)

  mid length film • 38 min

  trailer

  director: Eric Pussyboy
  producer: Pol
  dop: Francy Fabritz

  The Neuroanarcoqueer community and their use of brain implants as means for pleasure and explorations of sexuality will take you to the state laboratories running medical experiments.

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  Wut (2016)

  3 min

  short film

  director / dop: Francy Fabritz

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  Rachedurst (2016)

  2:22 min • 35mm

  director / dop: Francy Fabritz

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  What Is Love (2016)

  short film • 14:44 min

  short film

  director / producer: Sara Fazilat
  dop: Francy Fabritz

  Two straight couples, one flat, one weekend and the question what love is or might be.

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  Listo (2015)

  2:03 min • 16mm

  director / dop: Francy Fabritz

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  RAW MATERIAL:

  RISKS OF THE GAME (2015)

  video artwork • 4:40 min • 16mm

  video artwork

  director / producer: Padraig Robinson
  dop: Francy Fabritz

  Raw Material: Risks of the Game 2015 is an improvisational 16mm work, translating a segment from a sociological transcript from 1960s USA. The actors, focusing on their body language, translated the transcript  to their respective native languages, Romanian and Italian, and later only improvising movement from a handwritten graphology analysis.  As a result, there are three mutually misunderstood languages at play, those of the actors documented by the visual vocabulary of the cinematographer.

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  ANSGAR (2015)

  short film • 5:51 min • 16mm

  short film

  director / producer: Patrick Schorn
  dop: Francy Fabritz

  Ansgar and his mother run a funeral home that was founded by his parents before his father appeared to die. When the business is almost bankrupt, it turns out that his father may not be dead, but simply disappeared years ago and abandoned him and his mother.

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  Verfolgt (2014)

  1:12 min • 35mm

  director / dop: Francy Fabritz

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  Gier (2012)

  short film • 3:46 min • 16mm

  short film

  director / dop: Francy Fabritz