Her Shortest Death
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| My Shortest Death | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Johannes Pirkebner |
| Produced by | Johannes Pirkebner |
| Written by | Johannes Pirkebner |
| Starring | Vanessa Gallardo |
| Music by | various artists |
| Cinematography | Gerald Dellacher |
| Editing by | Johannes Pirkebner |
| Distributed by | none |
| Release date(s) | February 8, 2006 (Lienz, Austria) (premiere) |
| Running time | 4:30 min |
| Language | German |
| Budget | €200 (estimate) |
My Shortest Death is a 2006 dramedy film starring Vanessa Gallardo.
[edit] Plot
A desperate high school teacher, Anna (Gallardo) commits suicide, and as her final moments pass by, she tells the audience why she had killed herself. First of all she regrets choosing the teacher's job as her lifetime mission, secondly she wasn't able to stand the workplace bullying by her colleagues. Then she tells that she lost the principal election. Eventually Anna's corpse revives and bows in front of an audience as she lets us know that it was all real bar the suicide, which was in a play for her drama class.
[edit] Cast
- Vanessa Gallardo as Anna
- Daniel Gröger as Dietmar
- Julia Warscher as Christine
- Claudia Czopak as Beate
- Daniel Bernsteiner as stranger
- Johannes Pirkebner as man without suit
- Lukas Kühbacher, Christoph Manucredo, Nicolas Moser and Alexandra Stern as students
