Tim Fehlbaum’s Next Movie? A Berlin History Flick! And Swiss Cinema is Going Global, Speaking English!
- Who is Tim Fehlbaum and what’s his next big movie?
- Why are Swiss filmmakers suddenly making movies in English?
- Our take on this exciting new chapter for Swiss cinema!
Finally, some news about Tim Fehlbaum! He’s the awesome director behind “September 5.” And guess what? He’s cooking up something totally new. A historical film. Set in Berlin!
Can you imagine the vibe? The old streets. The history. It’s going to have a really cool aesthetic, we bet. We just found out he’s working on this big project. Sounds epic!
But wait, there’s more. This isn’t just about Tim’s new movie. Swiss cinema is changing. Big time!
A bunch of the biggest Swiss films coming out soon are either all in English. Or they have huge parts in English. It’s a huge shift!
Think about it. Petra Volpe’s “Frank & Louis” won big at Locarno. Damien Hauser’s “Memory of Princess Mumbi” is a festival favorite. Denis Rabaglia’s “Butterfly Stroke” is buzzing. And yes, Tim’s film too!
They’re all doing it. English is the new cool. It’s a big move for these filmmakers. Taking on new challenges. But also getting huge opportunities! It helps them reach so many more people. Global audiences!
Our Take
We think this is super exciting! Imagine Swiss stories, but for everyone. It’s smart. It opens doors.
We can’t wait to see the visuals and hear these unique stories in English. What a moment for Swiss art! We are here for it. Totally.
