DIE FLIEGE
In Die Fliege, a short, amusing little story magically comes to life on the movie screen, immediately capturing our attention, keeping us in suspense and, of course, entertaining us.
Film director: Hubert Sielecki
LIEBE TV
Hubert Sielecki’s Liebe TV is a careful and ironic analysis of the world of broadcasting and its relationship with the audience in the postmodern era.
THE HEROES
With The Heroes, Hubert Sielecki once again wanted to tell us about one of the many aspects of the complicated but fascinating world of cinema, as experienced by those who make films themselves. And with a sophisticated and meticulously detailed mise-en-scène, the message comes across loud and clear.
STILLE NACHT
With Stille Nacht, Hubert Sielecki has made a rather realistic, at times ruthless and painful, but extremely sincere short film that attacks, first and foremost, all the hypocrisy that has accompanied Christmas and everything associated with it for far too long.
BOOK FACTORY
In Book Factory, bright, vivid colours and figures halfway between reality and fantasy create that special atmosphere that makes us all feel like children again.
FESTIVAL
With Festival, in about four minutes Hubert Sielecki has managed, with clarity, a critical gaze and humour, to perfectly capture a reality that is undoubtedly fascinating from many points of view, but also extremely controversial.
DIE SUPPE
A (seemingly) simple and straightforward story, a single shot, a single location and only two characters. Die Suppe by Hubert Sielecki doesn’t need many elements to reach the audience with all its visual and communicative power.
DRUNK
In Drunk, everything is shown exclusively through the protagonist’s perspective. And so, just like him, we too feel confused and experience everything as a decidedly alienating experience. Alienating but undoubtedly visually captivating.
AIR FRIGHT
Air Fright is a short journey into a reality we have all experienced and are familiar with. A true immersive experience that, thanks to the care and attention paid to every single element, allows us to experience the emotions of the protagonist himself.
THE BALLAD OF MARIA LASSNIG
Lively, colourful, ironic and self-ironic, The Ballad of Maria Lassnig, the latest short film by the famous Carinthian painter, is a veritable hymn to life and beauty, which has always made us all feel younger, richer and happier.