Happyland: Evi Romen in conversations about music and longing for home!

Happyland: Evi Romen in conversations about music and longing for home!

Spittelberggasse 3, 1070 Wien, Österreich - On July 28th, in the Viennese Filmhaus Spittelberg The film "Happyland" by the talented director Evi Romen. This film screening is part of the monthly film series of Austrian Director’s Association (ADA). From 8:15 p.m., visitors can immerse yourself in the world of the film and take part in the direction of the podium with a colleague.

"Happyland" tells the touching story of Helen, a former musician who returns to her home town of Klosterneuburg. There she meets Joe, a climbing teacher who not only stirres her past, but also put her longings to the test. The film combines elements of a road movie with the charm of a home film and a musical narrative. With an ensemble that includes Robert Stadlober, Michaela Rosen and Alicia Edelweiss, the audience is taken on an emotional journey. It was mainly shot in Klosterneuburg and Vienna, which gives an authentic impression of the region.

insight into the life of the protagonist

The return to the "Happyland", the sports center of her mother, becomes a challenge for Helen because she has to deal with her past and the spirits of her youth. Her relationship with her mother, who is currently on a cure, shows the inner tornness and pressure that is on her. Topics such as music, return and getting older are treated in an impressive way in this almost 90-minute film.

"Happyland" was produced with great attention to detail and combines a nouvelle vague-as well as rock’n’roll aesthetics. The soundtrack includes several songs by Andrea Wenzl and a score by Dorit Chrysler. In addition, guest appearances by well -known artists such as Wolfgang Schloegl and Oliver Welter can also be experienced in the film. The musicality and the artistic vision of Romen’s can be felt in every scene.

The relevance in the context of the women's film days

The upcoming event seamlessly lends itself into the tradition of Women's film days , which has been drawn to the social and women's political relevance of women as filmmakers since its foundation in Vienna. This platform enables a variety of international productions to show the life and perspectives of women. "Happyland" also fits this concept by designing a strong portrait of women and at the same time illuminating the challenges and longings in today's society.

Tickets for the event on July 28 are available on the price of 8.10 euros on the website of the Filmhauses . Film fans and students are welcome to enjoy this exciting film and then talk to the filmmakers. A visit that is guaranteed to pay off!