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Original Title
Will You Come with Me?
Country of Production
Germany
Year of Production
2022
Running Time
1'56"
Language
English
Production budget
500 EUR
Credits
Animation: Turgut Kocaman
Editing: Andreas Flack
Sound Desing: Andreas Flack
Awards
‘My Body My Choice’ Exhibition of the European Green Party Congress, December 2, 2022, Copenhagen, Denmark. Fest Anca, EXTREMELY SHORT SECTION OF EXTREMELY SHORT FILMS, June 29, 2023, Zilina, Slovakia. Squish Movie Camp, August 2023 Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Production Company or Producer
Cubu Film, Derya Durmaz
Contact Person
Derya Durmaz
A Berlin born story. The city fools you with its liberated outlook, then gives you a slap in the face when in intimate relationships, only to find out that things still aren't different then in the dark days of the past, when women had take responsibility for not only their actions, but also men’s, and had to bare the consequences all on their own.
Name
Derya Durmaz
Country
Turkey
Biography
(b. 1973) Her first short film ZIAZAN received 11 awards. Her second short MOTHER VIRGIN NO MORE premiered at the Berlinale Generations. She is a BERLINALE TALENTS, TIFF FILMMAKER LAB, FIRST FILMS FIRST and FILM INDEPENDENT alumna. Her 1st feature project won Berlinale TALENT HIGHLIGHT AWARD and was in Wscripted’s “Best 25 scripts in English by female filmmakers to option at Cannes 2021” list.
Her series of interdisciplinary performance, installation, exhibition projects looking into gender equality and questioning gender roles identified by the society, received support from German cultural funds.
Filmography
2022 - In Transkei, Feature, development
2016 - The Bus to Amerika, Animated Feature, visual development
2022 - Will You Come With Me?, Short
2022 - Circumcision, Short
2021 - Confined, Short
2015 - Mother Virgin No More, Short
2014 - Ziazan, Short
Director's notes
A Berlin born little story... The city which fools you with its liberated outlook, tends to give you a slap in the face when you get into intimate relationships, only to find out that things still aren't so different then they were in the dark days of the past, when women had take responsibility for not only their actions, but also men’s, and had to bare the consequences all on their own...
The film is calling the audience to remember that women's right to their own body, right to abortion and the (intersectional) feminist struggle are unfortunately and absolutely not issues of the past, but very present and burning issues and that not only women, but everyone should stay in solidarity.