Eleven-year-old Michi has been living in an orphanage since his mother died. He never met his father, but after finding his mother’s lost letters, he firmly decides to find Tom. Internet search takes Michi to his father’s doorstep and he leaves him a message. When he hears that Tom usually goes rowing at this hour, Michi goes to the river, but the excitement he feels soon grows into a shock: Tom is as tall as him and in no way, does he correspond to the father image he had in mind. Michi makes a run for Tom’s home to remove the message he left, but he is too late. However, when Tom nevertheless seeks him out, their lives will unexpectedly change.
At Eye Level
About the director Joachim Dollhopf, Evi Goldbrunner
Graduated in dramaturgy and film directing from the Film University Babelsberg Konrad Wolf. The student films they made together have been screened at over 200 festivals across the world, including Cannes and Berlinale. Their work as screenwriters and directors earned them more than 20 awards. At Eye Level is their first feature.
Screenings
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