"Once and for real" at international festivals

After Holger Borggrefe's amusingly profound film about falling in love, EINMAL RICHTIG, won the Indie Award for Best Independent Feature Film at the Grenzland Filmtage Selb, the mischievous relationship comedy will soon be screened at several international festivals. Under the title "Once and for real", the film will reach the hearts of moviegoers this summer - a little moment of relaxation in tense times!

The main character Anton (Tillmann Eckhardt) is looking for the one real relationship, because his friend Moritz (Manuel Leuchtenberg) committed suicide when he was 19 and Anton swore on his grave that he would fall in love, once for real. From then on, "Bambi", as Moritz is called, stands by his side as a ghost in his search for the right person, driving him on, tormenting him and unfolding his own story with Anton over the course of the film.

On 28.5. at 5 pm at the Romford Film Festival in London, here is the link to the festival program of the day: https://www.romfordfilmfestival.com/tuesday

The Romford Film Festival is one of the "UK festivals you need to know" in Screen Daily, a British rating platform.

Director Holger Borggrefe and producer Sebastian Schwarz will be there on May 27 and 28. The film is nominated for "Best International Film" in the "Official Selection".

From June 8-13, "Einmal richtig / Once and for real" will screen at the Rabatt International Comedy Film Festival in Morocco as the only German feature film and one of 8 selected feature comedies and 18 short comedies from around the world. The team is looking forward to finding a festival audience with the humor of its story in these times. More at: www.rabat-comedy.com

And from August 23-25, it will be shown at the Lytham International Film Festival (Northern England). The program will be published at the end of July. https://www.lyiff.com/

The film has also been submitted to the Festival of Cinema NYC and the Brittany Film Festival.

EINMAL RICHTIG / Once and for real, D, 2023, 99 min. dir: Holger Borggrefe. With: Tillmann Eckardt, Manuel Leuchtenberg, Charlotte Stoiber, Lisa Oertel, Rebekka Reinholz, Anna Graenzer, Rouven Blessing, Theresa Traser.

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