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Chrysopras Films presents
MÄNNIN

Director
Mika'Ela Fisher
Written by
Mika'Ela Fisher
additional dialogue and translation
Christa Fenal
assistant dialogue
Marco Tschuy
Produced by
Chrysopras Films
Director of Photography
Philippe Deutsch
Film Editing by
Pierre Goupillon
Art Direction by
Mika'Ela Fisher
Makeup Department
Laurence Aué : key makeup artist
Patrick Mizzi : Make-up Artist
Thierry Degrave : hair stylist
Marie-Ange Quehin : Wig Artist
Alexandra Petry : Make-up consultant
Sound departement
Alexis Venot : Sound Mixer
Guy Tourreau : Sound Editor
Aline Bernard - The Hot Line : audio producer
Original Music by
Birgit Yew
Special Effects by
Laurence Aué
Patrick Mizzi
Digital editing
Felipe Astorga : Visual Effects
Jean-Christophe Olivier : Special Effects
Still Photography
Clara Abi Nader
Script
Christa Fenal, Clara Abi Nader
Costume Designer
Mika'Ela Fisher
Costume assistant
Antonio Ippolito
Stand-In
Thierry Degrave
Counsel
Stephan Lehmann
Location
Blow-up Studio Andreas Licht
Le Jardin de Gros Bois
deutsch:art studio

 

MÄNNIN

directed by Mika'Ela Fisher

 

Theatrical re-release : December 16th  2015

Theatrical release (France): January 7th 2015

Awards and nominations

Winner AWARD of MERIT (Women Filmmakers) Accolade Global Film Competition 2015

NOMINATION Best Film Avant-garde American Psychological Association APA Film
Festival 2015

OFFICIAL SELECTION International Religion Today Film Festival 2015
OFFICIAL SELECTION Great Lakes International Film Festival 2015

 

Synopsis:
Man and Woman on a quest.
On a search of themselves and their lost identity.
Who is she and who is he? Are they one, or did they already forget?

 

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Notes

According to the Bible, God created woman from the rib of man. In consideration of modern technology, today we would call this "cloning". In "Männin" Mika'Ela Fisher proposes a very personal Version of the original sin: for if Eve is the opposite or the clone of Adam, how can they fall in love with themselves? To the Point of wanting to bite into that apple. Narrations from the writings of two esteemed men are featured in "Männin". First the religious leader ,Martin Luther, who originated the term "Männin",as well as the author,Franz Kafka,who professed man's Basic nature in his works.

 

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Making Off

pics by Clara Abi Nader