Getting Lost
| Getting Lost (short) | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Iliès Terki |
| Produced by | Idle Films UG |
| Written by | Fernando Silvestrin, Iliès Terki |
| Starring | Timmi Kwaku Davis, Jennifer Tamara Akovi Lotsi |
| Music by | Christoph Klinger |
| Cinematography | Moritz Tessendorf |
Release date | October 2023 |
Running time | 12 minutes |
| Country | Germany |
| Language | German |
| Budget | N.C |
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Getting Lost is a 2023 German short drama film directed by Iliès Terki and co-written with Fernando Silvestrin.[1] The film stars Timmi Kwaku Davis and Jennifer Tamara Akovi Lotsi as a couple navigating emotional tension during a weekend trip to a remote harbor town. It was produced by Idle Films UG and is part of the Idle Films Anthology.
Plot
Jenny and Timmi set out to find a lighthouse that once held meaning in their relationship. As they get lost, tension builds, and an argument drives them apart. Jenny wanders into the forest. After hearing a gunshot, Timmi finds her hiding in a hunter’s tower. There, they share a moment of quiet reconciliation. Timmi attaches a torch to the ceiling of the shelter—the beam cuts through the night like a lighthouse.
Cast
- Timmi Kwaku Davis as Timmi
- Jennifer Tamara Akovi Lotsi as Jenny
Production
The film was shot in Germany and completed in October 2023.[2] It was mastered in DCI 4K Scope with a stereo mix. The set design was by Jillian van Koutrik. Sound design and mix were handled by Christoph Hellmich and Walter Laguerre.
Original songs featured include:
- “Life, You Sneaky Little Rascal” by Ben Galliers
- “Feathers in the Sand” by Joseph Daniel Pogson and Christoph Klinger
Release
Getting Lost has not been released publicly online or through streaming platforms. Instead, it is screened exclusively at curated live events hosted by Idle Films. The film premiered in 2023 at anthology screenings in Hamburg (Zeise Kino) and Marseille (Artplexe Canebière), alongside other works from the collective.[3]
As part of the ongoing Idle Films Anthology—a curated cycle of short films—it will only be released publicly once the anthology is complete.
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