I know No One – Alone Among Heterosexuals (0+)
Germany , 2003, colour, 100 min.
Director: Jochen Hick
Director: Jochen Hick
Escape to a big city is not always the only solution of a problem. Jochen Hick goes to a remote province to film four homosexuals who volunteered to take part in the project.
Big cities are more or less used to non-traditional sexual orientation, where it has become part of culture. However, village residents have other views. To be ‘normal’ in the village, one has to marry a wife and have children. It is a shame for parents if a son fails to bring wife to the house.
Big cities are more or less used to non-traditional sexual orientation, where it has become part of culture. However, village residents have other views. To be ‘normal’ in the village, one has to marry a wife and have children. It is a shame for parents if a son fails to bring wife to the house.
AWARDS
Best documentary of the Berlin International Festival (2003).
Jochen Hick
Jochen Hick
The Hamburg Academy of Art. Chief of producing company GALERIA ALASKA PRODUCTION (since 1994). Producer and director of independent documentary films.
FILMOGRAPHY
“The Moon Above Pittsburgh”, 1984; “Herd Hansen”, 1987; «Via Appia», 1990; “Welcome to the Cathedral”, 1992; “Men the Maniacs”, 1995; “Sex and Life in Los Angeles”, 1998; “Nobody Sleeps”, 1999.
Germany , 2003, colour, 100 min.
Director: Jochen Hick
Director: Jochen Hick
Escape to a big city is not always the only solution of a problem. Jochen Hick goes to a remote province to film four homosexuals who volunteered to take part in the project.
Big cities are more or less used to non-traditional sexual orientation, where it has become part of culture. However, village residents have other views. To be ‘normal’ in the village, one has to marry a wife and have children. It is a shame for parents if a son fails to bring wife to the house.
Big cities are more or less used to non-traditional sexual orientation, where it has become part of culture. However, village residents have other views. To be ‘normal’ in the village, one has to marry a wife and have children. It is a shame for parents if a son fails to bring wife to the house.
AWARDS
Best documentary of the Berlin International Festival (2003).