Salomea’s Nose (2014)
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Country:
USA, Germany
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Duration:
23 . min
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Genre:
drama
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Director:
Susan Korda
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Producer:
Christine Guenther, Susan Korda
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Cast:
Devin Altinel, Milan Andreew, Peri Baumeister, Elisabeth Degen
About film
Salomea remembers the day her beloved brothers, Max and Karl, disfigured her. The Day of the Tragedy their mother would call it while blaming their children for their unlucky fate. Salomea's Nose is a tragicomedy about sibling rivalry, disfigurement, and the pain that, paradoxically, often binds us together. One of the roles was played by the famous German actress Barbara Sukowa.
Rewards and nominations
- 11th KIN Women's International Film Festival (Armenia) - Grand Prix
- 20th Filmfestival Türkei Deutschland, Short Film Competition (Nuremberg) — nomenee: For Democracy and Human Rights
- 34th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival (USA) — Official Selection
- 18th LA Shorts International Film Festival (USA) — Official Selection
- 12th Warsaw Jewish Film Festival (Poland) — Official Selection
- New York Jewish Film Festival 2015 (USA) — Official Selection
- 18th International Film Festival Zoom — Zblizenia (Poland) — Official Selection
- 25th Washington Jewish Film Festival (USA) — Official Selection
Director
American film editor, director, and screenwriter. She made her film editing debut working on Al Reinert's For All Mankind, which was nominated for an Oscar for the Best Documentary. In 1989, together with David W. Leitner, she directed the film Vienna Is Different: 50 Years After the Anschluss. In 2000 she made her first independent documentary One of Us, and in 2014 released a short feature Salomea's Nose. Kordaz taught at the NYU and Columbia University.
Director
American film editor, director, and screenwriter. She made her film editing debut working on Al Reinert's For All Mankind, which was nominated for an Oscar for the Best Documentary. In 1989, together with David W. Leitner, she directed the film Vienna Is Different: 50 Years After the Anschluss. In 2000 she made her first independent documentary One of Us, and in 2014 released a short feature Salomea's Nose. Kordaz taught at the NYU and Columbia University.
