Futur Drei
No Hard Feelings
High-cut trousers, skin-tight t-shirt, short, peroxide-blond hair: Parvis, son of Iranian parents and growing up in Lower Saxony, is busy trying out everything and anything from sex dates to raves. After getting caught shoplifting, he is sent to do community service in a refugee shelter where he falls in love with Amon, who has fled Iran with his sister Banafshe Arezu. The trio enjoys a summer of fierce partying till dawn, coloured by the realisation that, in their different ways, none of them is at home in Germany. (Berlinale)
Director's Biography
Born in Cologne, Germany, in 1994, Faraz Shariat worked first as a director and actor at Schauspiel Köln and on video installations for the Staatstheater Hannover before studying dramatic arts at the University of Hildesheim. His debut feature “Futur Drei” evolved from his autobiographical documentaries exploring his family history and from his work as a translator for refugees. Director's Filmography (Selection)
Futur Drei (No Hard Feelings, 2020) - Aïcha (2020, short) - The Dichotomous Trilogy (short) - Ich bin euer Sohn (2015, short doc) Charles Murdoch (2015, music video) - FühlGefühl (2013, short) - GemEinsam Judas (2013, short)
Futur Drei (No Hard Feelings, 2020) - Aïcha (2020, short) - The Dichotomous Trilogy (short) - Ich bin euer Sohn (2015, short doc) Charles Murdoch (2015, music video) - FühlGefühl (2013, short) - GemEinsam Judas (2013, short)
Crossing Europe Extracts 2020
Faraz Shariat
Germany 2020
color
92 minutes
German / Farsi OV with English subtitles
Screenplay Faraz Shariat, Paulina Lorenz
Cinematography Simon Vu
Editing Friederike Hohmuth
Sound/Sounddesign Jakob Hüffell
Music Jakob Hüffell, Säye Skye, Jan Günther
With Benjamin Radjaipour, Banafshe Hourmazdi, Eidin Jalali
Producer(s) Paulina Lorenz, Faraz Shariat, Jost Hering, Nils Schwemer, Arash Shariat, Dirk Manthey, Pacco Nitsche
Production
Jünglinge Film, Jost Hering Filme, Iconoclast Germany, La Mosca Bianca Films
World Sales
m-appeal
Austrian Premiere
World Premiere
Berlinale 2020