Cast: Dena Abay, Linda Stockfleth, Matthias Gärtner
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The employee of a Way-Home-Phone service experiences the nightly horror of a young woman who is followed by a stranger on her way home.
Director biographical note
Tamara Denić is born in Ex-Yugoslavia 1992 and currently doing her master's degree in film directing at Hamburg Media School. In 2016, she graduated with a bachelor's degree in art and multimedia and a minor in media informat-ics at LMU in Munich with an interactive, experimental short film that was exhibited at Muffathalle. After that, Tamara worked as a dubbing recording manager, film production and editorial assistant and video editor in Berlin. At the same time, she acted in independent theater groups and experimented with video performances. However, Tamara soon devoted herself increasingly to narrative and documentary short film projects. Her works explore themes of femininity, sexism and political repression and are influenced by her own migration background, with a particular focus of female identities. Tamara is mesmerized by the subtle unconscious, as well as the scurrility and absurdity of human nature. Along side her film projects, paintings and photographs, Tamara experiments with animations and VJing. She currently holds a scholarship from Friedrich-Ebert-Foundation.