Cast: Georg Vonau, Anne Weinknecht, Nikolai Kinski
Screenplay, Director: Anna Porzelt Coproduction: Lisa and Gert Grözinger Producer: Silvana Dürschmied (polux film und medien) Cinematographer: Stephan Burchardt Decoration, Clothing Astrid Noventa Cutter: Alexandra Menning Sound: Rüdiger Sturm for the SWR: Brigitte Dithard

Synopsis
Emil is celebrating his 9th anniversary without knowledge of his father. But Emil is (like all children) a imaginative boy and lets his father take form in his dreams, a form that is becoming truth in his eyes. Not only his single mother suffers while competing against this almighty vision for the grace of her introverted son, the father is also troubled by his bad consciousness and a little Emil haunting in his dreams. The spectator has to decide himself if the power of their dreams can really relink father and son who are meeting for the first time in real at the end of the film...

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Cast: Tobias Oertel, Leonie Brandis, Andreas Petri, Karoline Barsch
Director: Anna Porzelt
Cinematographer: Inci Ünsal
Screenplay: Ira Wedel

Casting: Simone Bär Script/Continuity: Markus Koch Producer: Julia Gerhardt, Nadja Hermann Chief Lighting Technician: Erik Schläger, Jan Bormann, Yoshi Heimrath, Bianca Bodmer Grip: Heiko Gabriel, Uli Groos Sound: Rüdiger Sturm Decoration: Madeleine Pfälzner Clothes: Marie Brode Make-up: Roman Zupan, Sarah Kiefer Photogrgaphy and Artwork: Ricarda Porzelt Music: Matthias Klein Editor: Clara Grözinger Mixing, Sounddesign, Rerecording: Samuel Schmidt Grading: Richard Gröhl Editorial Department SWR: Brigitte Dithard

Director: Anna Porzelt
Cinematographer: Martin Kolbert
Screenplay: Ira Wedel
Cast: Patricia Litten, Michael Abendroth, Christina Rubruck, Karl Maslow

The FBW-Jury awarded the film concordantly with the Prädikat wertvoll
Entertaining short tragicomedy about a quartett of theaterstars manque spending a week-end in a country house. It's going to be a week-end that reveales what had to be said in a thoroughgoing way. The Protagonists - suffering from their midlife crisis - defoliate dramatically perfect in both inner and outer directions. After an almost occurred show-down the former friends/partners are sliding into the emotional abyss. There are beautiful, cinema-like pictures and funny dialogues, nearly each sentence is full of exquisit spitefulness and subliminal aggressions. The good performance of a risky but brilliant cast is unfortenuately unsettled by the partially blurred and coarse grained pictures that don't come up to the films' further qualites. We suppose that the adequate equipment wasn't available or one did not want to expose the actors completely to voyeurism, especially not in the night and nude shots. Unfortunately the effect of these exposures makes the movie quite experimental and bothers the otherwise successfull story, because the spectator is dealing with the technical insufficiency instead of the interesting plot.
(Day of rating: 07.03.2007. In the jury: Harald Metz, Wilfried Hippen, Martina Schellhorn, Dr. Anja Franziska Scharsich, Volker Kufahl)

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Shown at Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Market Video Library

Editor: Hildegard Schröder Music: Matthias Klein Producer: Lisa Grözinger, Janine Wolf Casting: Juliane Weininger Script / Continuity: Alexander Farid Clothes/ Make-up/ Decoration: Astrid Noventa Sound / Mixing: Rüdiger Sturm Photography / Artwork: Ricarda Porzelt

Screenplay, Producer, Director: Anna Porzelt
Cinematographer: Heiko Gabriel
Cast: Sam Linus Schweickhardt, Karoline Barsch, Iwona Jera

Photography: Claudia Heindel
Artwork: Ricarda Porzelt

Screenplay, Producer, Director: Anna Porzelt
Cinematographer: Matthias Fleischmann
Cast: Gerhard Albert, Patricia Litten, Birgit Donaubauer

Awarded at Mittelfränkisches Jugendfilmfestival 2005
The film "PUPPETS" is a dark fairy-tale about an old master of puppets, his live-in housekeeper and a girl. Anna Porzelt succeeded to create a fascinating and bizarre movie. Especially the beautiful locations help to achieve a felicitous ambiance. Furthermore we have been convinced by the professionally used technic and the actors' performances. We wish Anna Porzelt to succeed at the filmschool.
Jufinale - Bayerisches Jugendfilmfestival
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Photography: Ricarda Porzelt
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Screenplay / Cinematographer / Editor: Dietmar Thal
Director / Producer: Anna Porzelt
Cast: Michael Lippold, Florence Jilmenez-Otto

Photography: Ricarda Porzelt

Screenplayadaption / Producer / Director / Editor: Anna Porzelt
Cinematographer: Dietmar Thal
Cast: Heike Quandt, Jan-Peter Grosse, Inka Meissner, R. Steinke, Roman Bahr

Awarded at Bayerischer Jugendfilmpreis
This film satisfied the jury in several ways. Both the excellent transcription of the play on actual circumstances in our society and the protagonists' acting-performances are impressive. The dramatically well working camera is introducing the spectator in the oppressive world of this intimate play.
Awarded at Deutscher Jugendvideopreis
Give it a try! tells the story of four high-school graduates who want to manipulate the grades of their stranded exams. Anna Porzelt stages this story in a very sensitive and authentic way. Especially the multi-faceted performance of the actors and the elaborated camerawork convince. In spite of the static situation of conversation all involved people are able to maintain the films' tension up to the end.
Shown at Talent-Film