VERA PORTZDaughters is one of the most deeply moving documentaries I have seen. It follows young girls reconnecting with their incarcerated fathers. Capturing the pain of separation, the hope of healing and with sensitive storytelling the film becomes a powerful portrait of love, Resilience and the lasting impact of absence.
LIONEL GOLDSTEINAndreas knows how to combine all these earlier forms of absurd and experimental humor into his own world, yet it can still be seen as commercial. To me, he is a kind of heir to the Traktor Clan, but in a more cinematic way. It is always striking how perfectly his commercials are made, as if, unlike Lionel, he leaves nothing to chance.
