The Wölkel family wants to celebrate Christmas with Grandma, as they do every year – but there are some shocking surprises to be unwrapped at this traditional German Christmas party: Grandma Wölkel has revived the Nazi Christmas of her childhood. Maybe this shouldn’t be such a major problem, but today of all days, the family is expecting an Israeli guest – and the last thing the Wölkel family wants is to be seen as Nazis. Only an unexpected coincidence helps the family to deny the truth.
2011
Max Ophüls Preis
Wendland Shorts
Int. Frauenfilmfestival
Filmfest Landshut
Shortcutz Berlin
Int. KurzFilmFestival Hamburg
2010
Molodist Int. Film Festival
Internationale Hofer Filmtage
Asiana Int. Short Film Festivall
Interfilm Festival
Exground Filmfest
Foyle Film Fest
Trieste Film Festival
Flickerfest Int. Short Film Festival
2012
2. Platz der Publikumsbewertung, Diessener Kurzfilmfestival
2011
Audience and Jury Award "Best Short Film", Bamberger Kurzfilmtage Shortcutz Berlin Award "Best Script"
2010
Main Price F.I.C.C. Jury & Main Price Ecumenic Jury, Molodist Int. Film Festival
ZDFneo price, Interfilm Festival Audience Award, Exground Filmfest Friedrich-Wilhelm Murnau Shortfilm Award
Short of the Month, San Francisco Jewish Film Festival
Comedy Award, Heart of Gold Int. Film Festival
Main Award Trieste Film Festival