Feferle
Synopsis
Feferle, a whimsical and childlike being, wakes one fateful day with the unsettling knowledge that something terrible has happened. Her world shatters due to the sudden loss of her father, propelling her into a poignant exploration of her family’s history. Tasked with sorting through the old cluttered apartment, Feferle contemplates whether she can approach the history of her Jewish family through the material remains and raw facts.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Alica Khaet
- Screenplay & Story
- Alica Khaet
- Original Score
- Hannes Lingens
- Original Title
- Feferle
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- German, Russian
- Runtime
- 14m
- Production Studios
- Kunststiftung Sachsen-Anhalt, Stiftung Zurückgeben
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Alica Khaet
Alica Khaet
Hannes Lingens
Department Leadership Roster
Alica Khaet
Director
Alica Khaet
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Feferle
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What is Feferle about?
Feferle, a whimsical and childlike being, wakes one fateful day with the unsettling knowledge that something terrible has happened. Her world shatters due to the sudden loss of her father, propelling her into a poignant exploration of her family’s history. Tasked with sorting through the old cluttered apartment, Feferle contemplates whether she can approach the history of her Jewish family through the material remains and raw facts.
Who directed Feferle?
Feferle was directed by Alica Khaet.
Who stars in Feferle?
The principal cast of Feferle includes Alica Khaet, Robert Mai, Evelina Zadorna.
When was Feferle released and how long is it?
Feferle was released in 2024 with a total runtime of 14m.
Who composed the musical score for Feferle?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Feferle was composed by Hannes Lingens.