The Bathtub (film) explained

The Bathtub (de|'''Die Badewanne''') is a German-Austrian short film directed by Tim Ellrich. The film released on 8 January 2016 in Germany and screened in France at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival, where it won the Special Jury Award in the International Competition. Moreover, the film was chosen to be screened in the Kurzschluss-Programm of Arte and is internationally distributed by the .^[1]

Reception

The Desert Sun gave the short a score of eight out of ten, as they felt that it was "an example of a clever idea perfectly realized within the confines of a short film."^[2]

Awards

• Special Jury Awart at the 38th Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival (won)
• Best International Short Film at the Dublin International Film Festival (2016, won)^[3]
• Teen View Jury Award at the Nantucket Film Festival (2016, won)^[4]

External links

• The Bathtub at Kurzfilmagentur Hamburg

Notes and References

1. Web site: "Die Badewanne" von Tim Ellrich. ARTE Cinema. 2016-06-17. German.
2. Web site: 'The Bathtub' ruminates on sibling dynamics. Fessier. Bruce. June 23, 2016. The Desert Sun. 2016-06-28.
3. Web site: Winners at the Audi Dublin International Film Festival. Audi Dublin International Film Festival. 2016-06-28.
4. Web site: Winners of Nantucket Film Festival announced. Cape Cod Online. 2016-06-28.