Michael Bully Herbig’s Satirical Drama ‘A Thousand Traces’ Debuts Trailer, Beta Promoting at AFM

Selection has been given entry to the worldwide trailer (beneath) for “A Thousand Traces,” by one in all Germany’s most profitable administrators, Michael Bully Herbig (“Manitou’s Shoe”), and starring two of its main actors, Elyas M’Barek (“Fuck You Göhte”) and Jonas Nay (“Deutschland 83”). The movie opened through Warner Bros. throughout German-speaking Europe two weeks in the past. Beta Cinema is presenting it to consumers at AFM.

“A Thousand Traces” – a mix of satire, drama and comedy – is written by Hermann Florin, impressed by Juan Moreno’s “Tausend Zeilen Lüge.” It’s the fictional adaptation of one in all Germany’s largest media scandals. The story facilities on freelance journalist Juan Romero, performed by M’Barek, who encounters inconsistencies in a canopy story by award-winning reporter Lars Bogenius, performed by Nay.

In the interim, the board of administrators of the Chronik information journal sticks by their celebrated main author, and attempt to ignore Romero’s seek for the reality. The bosses have staked an excessive amount of on their star author, and can’t admit to any irregularities.

However Romero is unstoppable. Over the course of his analysis, he pushes the boundaries till he has nothing left to lose… apart from his job, his status, and his household.

“A Thousand Traces” additionally stars Marie Burchard, Michael Ostrowski, Jörg Hartmann, Michael Maertens, Sara Fazilat and Jeff Burrell.

The movie is produced by UFA Fiction in co-production with Warner Bros. Movie Productions Germany, and Feine Filme. The producers are Sebastian Werninger and Florin.

It was supported by FilmFernsehFonds Bayern, Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, MOIN Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein, FFA Filmförderungsanstalt, Die Beauftragte der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien, and Deutscher Filmförderfonds mit Unterstützung vom spanischen Tax Credit score für ausländische Produktionen.

Herbig is one in all Germany’s most profitable administrators. He made his directorial debut with “Erkan & Stefan” in 2000 and adopted up with “Manitou’s Shoe” (2001), which he wrote, directed, produced and by which he performed the double main function. With nearly 12 million filmgoers, “Manitou’s Shoe” grew to become probably the most profitable German movie of all time.

“(T)Raumschiff Shock – Periode 1,” which opened in cinemas in 2004, grew to become the second most profitable German movie ever. Herbig additionally directed the CGI animated comedy “Lissi and the Wild Emperor,” “Vicky the Viking” and the award-winning political thriller “Balloon,” by which he tells the true story of two households who fled East Germany by balloon.