Mascha Schilinski was astounded by the revelations she encountered.
Cannes Film Festival: Mascha Schilinski Receives Jury Prize for Drama "Look into the Sun"
Cannes, France—Berlin-based filmmaker Mascha Schilinski expressed initial disbelief upon receiving the Jury Prize at Cannes Film Festival for her drama "Look into the Sun." The 41-year-old shared the award with fellow filmmaker Oliver Laxe for "Sirât."
Schilinski's film, scheduled for release in German cinemas on September 11, revolves around four young women living on a farm in the Altmark at different times. The narrative explores themes of domestic violence, repressed desires, and inherited traumas that the central characters encounter.
The award-winning drama has yet to reveal official English cinema release dates or locations, with foreign or independent films sometimes premiering at film festivals or streaming platforms before or instead of theatrical releases.
In the future, seeking information on "Look into the Sun" at upcoming film festivals—especially those with English-speaking audiences—is recommended. Following Mascha Schilinski's social media accounts, the film's production company, or monitoring film news outlets like IMDb, Screen Daily, or IndieWire could also yield valuable updates. Reaching out to the film's distributor for English-speaking markets may also provide direct information about the cinematic release.
Service providers such as film festival websites, social media, production companies, and film news outlets like IMDb, Screen Daily, or IndieWire can provide updates on the English cinema release of Mascha Schilinski's award-winning movie "Look into the Sun". Additionally, keeping an eye on upcoming movie-and-tv events, particularly those with English-speaking audiences, may offer insights into the film's release schedule.
