Katrin Rothe explains her MAKING OF Exhibition for her animated documentary 1917 – The Real October. The exhibition at the Animatorium in Zurich is open until May 27, 2017.

After the Germany Premiere of Katrin Rothe's animated documentary 1917 – The Real October  in the Volksbühne theatre on April 20, 2017 at 8 pm, the film will have two more screenings: on April 21, 10:30 pm at Babylon 3 and on April 22, 9:45 pm at Babylon 2. The film participates in the documentary competion of the achtung berlin – new [...]

We are happy to announce the Germany Premiere of Katrin Rothe's animated documentary 1917 – The Real October taking place at the documentary competion of the achtung berlin – new berlin film award in the Volksbühne theatre on April 20, 2017 at 8 p.m.

The Filmbüro Bremen and maxim film cordially invite to the Berlinale reception BREMEN COFFEE CUP at the maxim film office on Saturday, February 11, 2-4 pm, Chausseestr. 17, 10115 Berlin. With a music performance of our Greenlandic guests Tarrak x Uyarakq.

Happy team members after the world premiere of 1917 - THE REAL OCTOBER at the Solothurn Film Festival in Switzerland on January 21, 2017! A trailer and  info can be found here.

We are happy to announce the world premiere of 1917 - THE REAL OCTOBER at the Solothurn Film Festival in Switzerland on January 21, 2017! The feature-length animated documentary, directed by Katrin Rothe, tells about the Russian Revolution of 1917 from the perspective of artists active in the revolution in St. Petersburg. A trailer and [...]

Enjoy a first glimpse of our Augmented Audio Reality project Scape in a video presentation here: www.maxim-film.de/en/portfolio-items/scape And Scape will be presented at the Radio Innovation Day in Potsdam-Babelsberg on September 29, 2016. The title of the congress speaks for itself.

The production of the animated documentary "1917 - The Real October" is to be finished soon. Picture Lock is done. The photo is taken during shooting. Director and producer Katrin Rothe (with painting in hand) surrounded by artists, commissioning editors, funders and co-producers. (photo Anna Maysuk/KRF)

For the continuation of the Verlorenwasser (Lost Water) film series, Peter Roloff visited the Verlorenwasser region southwest of Berlin. He also found unharmed the modest grave cross of Igor Gruzeveyitch, his hero from the third film part "Krasna Amerika". Only the initials IG are almost completely weathered. About Lost Water 1-2-3-4