Stephan Ganoff

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Jonas works at the hand baggage screening at an airport. He is obsessed with preventing the next terrorist attack. But neither his colleagues, nor his boss appreciate his commitment…

The story is edited according to the irrational principles of surrealism, but tastes like real life. The inherent freedom with which S. Ganoff handles elements of documentary, fiction and performance creates a feeling of playing with reality and illusion. The special author's look and the audio and visual metaphors, symbols and allegories allow one to penetrate the nature of the „playing man“ intuitively, without additional verbal explanations.

He is young and handsome and lives in Germany. Sometimes he is a she. He is honest with his mother. She understands him and accepts him. He has no father. He has an uncle in Bulgaria who knows only a part of his nephew – the masculine one. It’s time for the whole truth.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

The story is edited according to the irrational principles of surrealism, but tastes like real life. The inherent freedom with which S. Ganoff handles elements of documentary, fiction and performance creates a feeling of playing with reality and illusion. The special author's look and the audio and visual metaphors, symbols and allegories allow one to penetrate the nature of the „playing man“ intuitively, without additional verbal explanations.

He is young and handsome and lives in Germany. Sometimes he is a she. He is honest with his mother. She understands him and accepts him. He has no father. He has an uncle in Bulgaria who knows only a part of his nephew – the masculine one. It’s time for the whole truth.