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May 18, 2006 · 18/05/2006. Review: What Did You Dream Last Night, Parajanov? (2024)
After gathering first experiences in the media industry as 1st AD at JE Entertainment (now: Endemol) in 1992, Bettina Brokemper studied production and media economics at the Munich Filmschool. She did customary internships and produced shortfilms. During her student years she earned her money at the Munich Filmfestival, at the AB Pressagency, and as 1st AD. After graduation she was granted the GWFF Award for young producers, a scholarship to work and study in Los Angeles. In L.A. she worked ...
Bettina Brokemper Produzentin Nach dem Studium von Produktion und Medienwirtschaft an der HFF in München, sowie einem längeren Aufenthalt in Los Angeles, ließ sich Bettina Brokemper 2001 als Produzentin in Köln nieder, wo sie zwei Jahre später gemeinsam mit Helmut Hartl und Stefan Telegdy ihre eigene Firma Heimatfilm gründete.
A virtuosic act of defiance against his detractors, Lars Von Trier’s The House That Jack Built is a brilliant, ultra-violent portrayal of a serial killer. Starring a mesmeric Matt Dillon on terrifying form, this Dantean plunge into the mind of madness is a provocative blend of comedy and horror.
Nov 30, 2022 · True Comradery. EFA Lifetime Achievement, Margarethe von Trotta interviewed by Bettina Brokemper. On the occasion of the European Film Academy’s Lifetime Achievement Award, actress, director and screenwriter Margarethe von Trotta and producer Bettina Brokemper, member of the Board, remember their first encounter and talk about the danger of being put into the corner for “strong women”, producing in Europe and choosing the right subject.
In May 2003, Cologne producer Bettina Brokemper and Munich-based commercial production company Embassy of Dreams join forces to form Heimatfilm, a production company for film and TV in Cologne, Germany. Managing shareholder Bettina Brokemper had previously established the Cologne branch of Hamburg’s Neue Impuls Film; she has also been heading ...
Nov 3, 2017 · Bettina Brokemper: Yeah, it’s a Turkish-German-French-Swedish-Qatar co-production. Jean-Marc Barr: I think the depression in the film comes from our real lives. The reaction to that depression is this film. Its main purpose is not to entertain but to make you wake up.
