Karoline Herfurth: Focus on women - a special kind of cinema experience!

Karoline Herfurth: Focus on women - a special kind of cinema experience!

In the new film "Beautiful", Karoline Herfurth takes over three roles as a screenwriter, director and leading actress. This film, which will come to cinemas from Thursday, addresses the challenges with which women are faced with. In an interview with the "Krone", she says that the reactions to the predecessor were "beautifully" emotionally and complex. Many women felt seen because the film tells everyday stories from a female perspective and presents solutions for similar topics that affect them themselves.

The importance of female perspectives

Karoline emphasizes that the world has long been neglected in the film industry, but is slowly changing. In recent years, more stories have come to the cinema with which women can identify. She also emphasizes the balance between comedy and dramatic elements in her film. "I love comedy and believe in hope," she says, what shapes her approach to the story. The challenge of working as an actress and director at the same time describes her as a "balancing act", which is facilitated by the support of a strong team.

In addition, the cinematic landscape has made remarkable progress in the direction of equality in recent years, such as the success of directors like Greta Gerwig, who created one of the greatest cinema hits of all time with "Barbie". According to Film.at, this success shows that female perspectives are also in demand at the head of the film business. The film not only enthusiastic and illuminated the audience, but also critics how important a woman's view is in narrative art. Such successes pave the way for more creative women in the industry and represent an important development. Other important directors such as Kathryn Bigelow and Sofia Coppola have also set standards and created impressive works that are part of the new generation of films.

The aspect of the Female Empowerment in Hollywood cannot be neglected, because the number of women who assert themselves in the male -dominated film industry continues to grow. Karoline Herfurth's commitment shows that stories that are important for women are increasingly finding a place in the cinema, which is not only important for the audience, but also for the filmmakers.

More about the important work of the directors can be found at Film.at.

Read more about Karoline Herfurth and her work in the "Krone".