Hunger
Synopsis
The first installment in a planned, experimental short film series about trans identity and concepts of living outside of big cities. In a small town the nonbinary main character Nina seems to be on the run from somebody and has taken refuge in a nail salon. In flashbacks they fight their way out of the trauma of domestic violence, attempts at domestication and imposed female performance in their past. Hunger drives Nina to search for help and a place where they belong. A journey from a nail salon to a police station into a mysterious allotment garden were Nina finally finds a sense of home.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Olga Prokot
- Screenplay & Story
- Olga Prokot
- Original Title
- Hunger
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 17m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Olga Prokot
Olga Prokot
Department Leadership Roster
Olga Prokot
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Olga Prokot
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Frequently Asked Questions About Hunger
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What is Hunger about?
The first installment in a planned, experimental short film series about trans identity and concepts of living outside of big cities. In a small town the nonbinary main character Nina seems to be on the run from somebody and has taken refuge in a nail salon. In flashbacks they fight their way out of the trauma of domestic violence, attempts at domestication and imposed female performance in their past. Hunger drives Nina to search for help and a place where they belong. A journey from a nail salon to a police station into a mysterious allotment garden were Nina finally finds a sense of home.
Who directed Hunger?
Hunger was directed by Olga Prokot.
Who stars in Hunger?
The principal cast of Hunger includes Mare Kraus.
When was Hunger released and how long is it?
Hunger was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 17m.