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Request a demoJulie is a filmmaker from Luxembourg living and working in Berlin. She graduated in contemporary history and film studies in Brussels in 2007 and has been collecting images at home and around the world since. Julie’s documentaries explore geopolitical themes and social issues. She followed the fascinating world of Luxembourgish and Western European agriculture, which culminated in the documentary 'The Farmer's Blues' (2011). In ‘The dark side of the World cup in Brazil’ (2014), Julie explores the social and financial side-effects of the world cup in Brazil. Julie likes to explore different forms of expression and visual languages for the subject matter she explores. Her interactive multimedia installation ‘Euphobia’ puts the spectator into the position of an immigrant trying to enter a new country. In 2014, she co-created the multimedia production company 'Loufok Productions'.
About half of humanity will watching the same games during this year’s World Cup. In Brazil, 3,5 million fans have arrived from all over the world while FIFA sold more than 2,5 million tickets. The Brazilians are more excited than ever about the World Cup. However, a strange atmosphere is reigning over the land of football these days: a lot of unrest and anti-World Cup demonstrations managed to s
"E stoarkt Steck Minett" is a documentary film about the Luxembourgish football team Jeunesse. On the one hand, the documentary shows the most significant sport events of the team. Furthermore, the film takes a new look at football, invincible national sport that owes its enormous popular and unifying success to multiple factors of contemporary society.
In the last 150 years, Luxembourgish agriculture has changed beyond recognition, with a fall in employment of over 60%. With this decline as a backdrop, Schroell set out to track down the remaining farmers in the country, to discover who they are, how they work now and how they are adapting to the rapidly changing world around them. Through the country, the film explores contemporary approaches to
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