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The script to "No Time" has won the Schleswig-Holstein Screenplay Award. The film project was supported by the MOIN Filmfund Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein and had its world premiere at the Nordic Filmdays, Germany. It has since been screened at several festivals, receiving awards and nominations.
A lonely elderly woman struggles with the loss of her husband. And now her cat dies, too, who was her last companion.
Director
Jens-Uwe Bahr
Writer
Jackie Gillies
Producer
Friederike Frerichs
Key Cast
"Dagmar Winter"
Marius Borghoff
Key Cast
"Matthias Vogdt"
Konstantin Tanner
Dop
Konstantin Tanner
Editing
Max Berghaus
Music composer
No Time
| No Time | |
| Narrative Short Films | |
| spousal loss, pet loss, suicide, mental health, community | |
| 24 minutes | |
| Germany | |
| 2025 | |
| German | |
| English |
Synopsis:
An elderly woman lives in deep loneliness in her apartment. When a new carer starts work, the two discover an unexpected connection. But the old woman's plan to end her life casts a shadow over their encounter and puts the young carer in trouble.The script to "No Time" has won the Schleswig-Holstein Screenplay Award. The film project was supported by the MOIN Filmfund Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein and had its world premiere at the Nordic Filmdays, Germany. It has since been screened at several festivals, receiving awards and nominations.
A lonely elderly woman struggles with the loss of her husband. And now her cat dies, too, who was her last companion.
Credits:
Jackie GilliesDirector
Jens-Uwe Bahr
Writer
Jackie Gillies
Producer
Friederike Frerichs
Key Cast
"Dagmar Winter"
Marius Borghoff
Key Cast
"Matthias Vogdt"
Konstantin Tanner
Dop
Konstantin Tanner
Editing
Max Berghaus
Music composer