Heini and Gerke, two racist men in a car, set out to attack a refugee camp. Armed with a trunk of fuel, matches, and blind confidence, it quickly becomes clear that their mission is doomed to fail — setting the stage for a dark comedy road movie.
Sirvan Marogy is a multilingual filmmaker fluent in French, German, English, and Luxembourgish, with over a decade of experience as a director, screenwriter, and editor based in Luxembourg. He co-wrote the feature film SAWAH with Dennis Foon and Adolf el Assal, which premiered theatrically in 2019 and was streamed on Netflix in 2020. In 2015, Sirvan served as a jury member at the Venice Film Festival in the “Giornate degli Autori” category. Born in Iraq, he and his family sought refuge in Luxembourg in 1997. His passion for cinema was ignited as a child in a refugee camp, where a television in his family’s tent became a source of fascination. This formative experience profoundly shaped his storytelling. Over the years, Sirvan has directed, filmed, and edited a wide variety of projects, including short films, corporate videos, music videos, TV shows, and youth initiatives.
Hubrecht L. Brand, a graduate of DEKRA University of Film and Television Berlin with a focus on lighting, has been working in that field ever since. In 2014, before his studies, he met Sirvan Marogy, a self-taught filmmaker with a flair for fictional staging and production know-how. Since then, they have frequently collaborated on various projects such as Nice, not to meet you and ZODI.
