Should I Stay or Should I Go: Films on Migration

Of Stains, Scraps & Tires

Austria, France
2014 — 19' / Color

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Synopsis

Engines, axles, cylinders – the components of bliss. Whatever cannot be resold in Europe is shipped to Africa by the scrap-masters of Erzberg. Happiness is found in easily made money (seldom), the beauty of a man-made machine (rare), and in the real and imagined freedom on wheels. The audiovisual poetry of the garage, scrap parts and paintball field are accompanied by another master of cars, Bobby Sommer, reciting a poem by Bertolt Brecht about the singing cars of Steyr. While promising cars of silent ease, the advertising text does not withhold their connection to the weapon industry.

Director Biography

Sebastian Brameshuber, b. 1981 in Austria, studied scenography at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. His earlier films stand in the tradition of so-called Austrian Avant-garde cinema.

Director

Sebastian Brameshuber

Producer

Gabriele Kranzelbinder

Cinematographer

Klemens Hufnagl

Editor

Sebastian Brameshuber

Sound

Hjalti Bager-Jonathansson

Marco Zinz

Contact

sixpackfilm
Vienna, Austria
+43 1 526099015
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