The wild from the Mölltal: Krampusse conquer the big canvas!

The wild from the Mölltal: Krampusse conquer the big canvas!

The fascinating world of Krampuses is brought to the big screen! The filmmakers Stefan Placzek and Helmut Michael Kemmer have taken on the exciting task to produce the documentary "Die Wilden vom Mölltal", which will impressively stage the cultural and historical roots of the famous customs. It is not just about the representation of the traditional Krampus rites, but also about the real stories and values ​​that this tradition brings with it. "It is about making the real stories and values ​​behind this fascinating tradition visible," explains Helmut Michael Kemmer of "Intuition.Earth". To ensure authenticity, the filmmakers rely on intensive research and personal interviews with customs experts and reenactments with professional actors, such as Meinzirk.at reports .

a project with a global goal

After the remarkable international success of your short film "Food in the Trough", for which the duo won several festival prices, you will again strive for global attention. "The Krampus topic has fans worldwide, but the deeper traditions are often unknown," emphasizes Stefan Placzek. With “Die Wilden vom Mölltal”, the cultural heritage of the Mölltal is to be made visible to the world. But sponsors and supporters are in demand to implement the ambitious project. "We offer partners an authentic platform to connect with traditional values," continued Kemmer. With emotional storytelling and exciting images, you want to inspire not only the audience, but also potential supporters, while you are already working on the first designs.

In addition, the topic of global challenges, such as poverty and the inequalities of our world, is taken up in another film. The filmmaker Károly Koller illuminates the complex relationships between abundance and lack and shows that hunger is often not due to a lack of food, but because of unjust economic framework. With a dialogue between experts like Prof. Dr. Thomas Pogge is urgently addressed the system behind this global problem, which forms a strong contrast to the cultural roots of the Krampusse, which is in the center of the Mölltal. These profound topics and initiatives show that both cultural and social issues can be embodied in kinematographic art, as well as lilo-filmverlag.de reports .