Extras (m/d) for the student, queer short film "What we see when we close our eyes"
Second annual film FilmArche, 30.09.2025, 1-2 hours
This is what it's about:
In the midst of the vibrant city of Berlin, 25-year-old queer Ela fights for her moments of happiness and falling in love - but between everyday sexism, homophobia and constantly crossing boundaries, she has to learn that self-protection is sometimes more important than resistance. A sensitive portrait about self-assertion, vulnerability and daily navigation through a world that is far from being as open as it seems.
Where: Berlin
As it is a FilmArche film and I have no budget, it is unfortunately unpaid.
If you are interested and want to hear more about the project, email me. :)
Contact: Julia
The scene thrives on the unspoken tension, the feeling of power and intimidation that they create through looks, posture and laughter.
The roles require precise non-verbal communication, a feel for group dynamics and the ability to create an unpleasant, latently aggressive atmosphere with minimal text.
ROLES:
GROUP OF MEN IN THE PARK
The two main actresses encounter each other in the park at night. Their presence is immediately threatening - they whistle after the women without addressing them directly.