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Where We Belong

a film by Jacqueline Zünd

Parents split up, a family falls apart. Two separate worlds emerge from what once was considered a unity. In constant transition, children now live between two homes. Where We Belong approaches their reality and focuses on how fragile, but also how brave, smart and funny children perceive their situation.

Location   Switzerland
Language   Swiss German & French
Length   82 minutes
Release   February 2019

Festivals

  • 69. Berlinale
  • Full Frame Docu­men­tary Film, Durham USA
  • Visions du Réel, Nyon
  • Millen­nium Docs Against Gravity Film Festival, Warsaw
  • Transilvania Inter­national Film­festival, Clus
  • TelAviv International Children’s Film Festival
  • EBS International Documentary Film Festival, Seoul
  • 5-Seen Filmfestival, Gliching
  • Inconvenient Films, Vilnius
  • Dok Leipzig
  • Filem'on, Brussels
  • Camerimage, Polen
  • idfa, International Documentary Film Festival, Amsterdam
  • Französische Filmtage Tübingen (Fokus Schweiz)
  • Guangzhou International Documentary Filmfestival, China

Awards

  • Docs Against Gravity Film Festival, "Zwierciadło" Award for the Best Film on Psychology
  • Nomination Zürcher Filmpreis
  • DOK Leipzig, Young Eyes Film Award
  • Swiss Film Award, Best Documentary Film 2020 (Nomination)
  • Swiss Film Award, Best Film Score 2020 (Nomination)
  • Swiss Film Award, Best Film Editing 2020 (Nomination)

Press-kit  Download [PDF, 7 MB]

Press

World Sales   Autlook Films

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Katoey  The Women We Are

a film by Stefan Jung

KATOEY meets three people in rural Thailand who are clearly and confidently women even though their bodies are male. Integrated to an impressive degree into society, these women have successfully overcome the difference between their physical and mental genders.

What true acceptance is and what it means to welcome differences as something that defines us as humans is what KATOEY is about.

KATOEY begegnet in einem ländlichen Thailand drei Menschen, die ohne Zurückhaltung ganz Frau sind, auch wenn ihr Körper der eines Mannes ist. Gesellschaftlich weitgehend integriert, gelingt es den drei älteren Transfrauen, den Unterschied zwischen ihrem körperlichen und psychischen Gender aufzulösen.

KATOEY erzählt davon, was es heisst, sich zu akzeptieren und das Andere in sich nicht als etwas Fremdes zu sehen, sondern es anzuerkennen als das, was uns zu Menschen macht.

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Press-images   Download [ZIP, 5.7 MB]
Location   Buriram province, Isaan, Thailand
Length   71 minutes
Release   Oktober 2018

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Stefan Jung

Director & Producer

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Jacqueline Zünd

Director & Producer

jacqueline.zuend@real.ch