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Knives and Skin
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© Newcity Chicago Film ProjectRaven Whitely [...]Knives and Skin
Generation 2019
USA 2019
by: Jennifer Reeder
Raven Whitely
© Newcity Chicago Film Project -
© Newcity Chicago Film Project[...]Knives and Skin
Generation 2019
USA 2019
by: Jennifer Reeder
© Newcity Chicago Film Project -
© Newcity Chicago Film Project[...]Knives and Skin
Generation 2019
USA 2019
by: Jennifer Reeder
© Newcity Chicago Film Project
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Feb 9, 2019 | The film team [...]
Feb 9, 2019The film team
Generation – Knives and Skin
Berlinale 2019 -
Feb 9, 2019 | Jennifer Reeder, Maryanne Redpath [...]
Feb 9, 2019Jennifer Reeder, Maryanne Redpath
The director, here with the section head, has been presenting several of her films at the Berlinale before.
Generation – Knives and Skin
Berlinale 2019
‘What is your problem?’ – ‘I don't like it when you do that.’ – ‘Do what?’ – ‘Touch me.’
A small town somewhere in the Midwestern US. For the local teens, high school life would not be complete without football team, marching band, cheerleaders and mascot. The adults are preoccupied with desire, midlife crises and marital problems. The disappearance of the schoolgirl Carolyn Harper rends the facade of normality for the townsfolk. Fear and loss cause the members of Carolyn’s circle to develop desperate coping strategies as they are forced to confront their shallow lives. Jennifer Reeder creates a mysterious world, accentuated by pop-song choirs, reinterpreting genre elements taken from magical realism, musical, absurd comedy and film noir. The result is a dazzling neo-feminist thriller that bathes urgent contemporary themes in a garish light.
by
Jennifer Reeder
USA 2019
English
111’ · Colour
World premiere
With
Grace Smith (Joanna Kitzmiller)Ireon Roach (Charlotte Kurtich)Kayla Carter (Laurel Darlington)Tim Hopper (Dan Kitzmiller)Marika Engelhardt (Lisa Harper)Raven Whitley (Carolyn Harper)Audrey Francis (Lynn Kitzmiller)Kate Arrington (Renee Darlington)James Vincent Meredith (Doug Darlington)Ty Olwin (Andy Kitzmiller)
Crew
- Written and directed by
- Jennifer Reeder
- Director of Photography
- Christopher Rejano
- Editing
- Mike Olenick
- Music
- Nick Zinner
- Sound Design
- Drew Weir
- Sound
- Jason Culver
- Production Design
- Adri Siriwatt
- Costumes
- Kate Grube
- Make-up
- Kat Sass
- Assistant Director
- Joshua Schilling
- Casting
- Jennifer S. Rudnicke, Mickie Paskal
- Production Manager
- Quinn Nicholson
- Producers
- Brian Hieggelke, Jan Hieggelke
Biography
Jennifer Reeder
Born in Ohio, USA in 1973, she graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC). Her multi-award-winning feature films, which have screened at numerous international festivals, focus on stories about relationships, trauma and dealing with such experiences. In 2015, her film Blood Below the Skin screened in Berlinale Shorts; in 2016, Crystal Lake featured in the Generation programme.
Filmography (selection)2008 Accidents at Home and How They Happen 2010 Seven Songs About Thunder; short film · Tears Cannot Restore Her: Therefore, I Weep; short film 2012 And I Will Rise If Only To Hold You Down; short film 2013 Girls Love Horses; short film 2014 A Million Miles Away; short film 2015 Blood Below the Skin; short film 2016 Marietta Brimble; short film · Crystal Lake; short film 2017 All Small Bodies; short film · Signature Move 2018 I Dream You Dream of Me; short film 2019 Knives and Skin
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