GRETA MARKURT
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Berlin, Germany 

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2026

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experimental feature film, 83 min.
cinematographer
directed by Christina Friedrich
premiere at Rotterdam International Film Festival 2026

  •  SYNOPSIS 
    After the loss of Earth, a group of young people start their own lives on a new planet. They establish a law for future humanity and remember the last place on Earth where lived to explore themselves and their now-gone world.               
  •  FULL CREDITS   
    Director - Christina Friedrich
    Cinematographer - Greta Markurt, Emma Lena Weber 
    Editor - János Jonátan Lorincz 
    Composer and Musician - Fee Aviv Dubois 
    Costume Designer - Susanne Uhl 
    Movement Coach - Kiri Haardt 
    Set Designer -Christina Friedrich 
    Workshop - Daniel Folwatschni 
    Sound Installation - Torben Laib 
    Mask Maker - Karolina Jansova 
    Sound Engineer: Alejandro Weyler 
    Gaffer: Vitali Kirsch
    Grip: Henry Wiese 
    Dramaturge: Marco Aulbach 
    1st AD: Henri Päffgen 
    Camera Assistant: Catarina Garcia 
    Production Assistant: Emilia Marx 
    Costume Assistant: Nina Schreiber 
    Assistant Editor: Nina Tangermann 
    Colorist: Maren Henke 
    Sound Designer: Daniel Irribaren 
    Re-Recording Mixer: Maxim Romasevich 
    Stills: Bruno Elsner 
    Line Producer: Jette Blümler 
    Producer: Christina Friedrich
    Funded by 
    Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung, 
    Nordmedia, Kinderstern e.V.


2025

BE MY GUEST - 돼라 내 손님이 - SEI MEIN GAST



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film-performance hybrid
cinematographer 
directed by 박종빈 Park Jongbin & 박재평 Park Jae-Pyung 
premiere at Seoul Marginal Theatre Festival 서울변방연극제 2025 
  •  SYNOPSIS 
    “Be My Guest 돼라 내 손님이 Sei Mein Gast”
    is a performance that uses filmmaking as its foundation to question the hierarchy embedded in the relationship between host and guest. The work takes place on an actual film set and uses errors that occur during the shooting process as a medium to explore the boundaries between social norms and exclusion.

    The piece reconstructs the presence of the “unwelcome guest,” who appears to be welcomed on the surface but is ultimately pushed aside and rejected. This dynamic reflects how migrants and minorities are often regarded as a kind of “error” within social systems. Inspired by the concept of KopFino (Head Cinema), the work uses cinematic techniques such as cuts, retakes, and shifts in perspective. Unexpected errors that emerge during filming, along with repeated acts of correction, form a structure that reveals how social norms define errors and how those definitions shape the exclusion or inclusion of marginalized people.

    The 2024 presentation in Berlin focused on the perspectives of Asian migrant women, while the 2025 presentation in Seoul expanded the viewpoint through the voices of multinational protagonists, reconsidering the meaning of migration and the structural contradictions within social systems.

    After completing the performances in both cities, the project is now in the film editing stage.      
  •  FULL CREDITS 
    Performance - 임지애 Jee-Ae Lim, 
    Maricarmen Gutiérrez Castro, Mmakgosi Kgabi 
    Cinematography / Lighting - Greta Markurt 
    Sound / Music - Jimmy Sert 지미 세르
    Editorial Design - 김정연 Jungyun Kim
    Stage Manager - 양정현 Jeong-hyun Yang
    Camera & Lighting Assistant - 방형권 Hyungkwon Paul Phang
    Script / Concept / Visualization / Direction - 
    박종빈 Jongbin Park, 박재평 Jae-Pyung Park

    Part of the 2025 Seoul Marginal Theatre Festival
    Organized by Lost Theater
    Co-organized by Seoul Marginal Theatre Festival

    Supported by
    Seoul Metropolitan Government
    Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture
    Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture Arts Support Program (Interdisciplinary Art)

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2025

MILLI HOLDS / BETWEEN FLESH 



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video installation 
cinematographer 
part of SUICIDAL HORSES exhibition / performance  
by Lísandra Týra Jóns
at HERMA Reykjavík  
  •  SYNOPSIS      
    “SUICIDAL HORSES” is an endurance performance in which Lísandra moves or dances continuously for 8 hours each day on a defined stage. 
    In the work, Lísandra explore the limits of the body, animalistic movements, and the human being as an animal.  
    On stage, she reflects on whether animals can develop obsession in the same way as humans. 
    Could a horse run itself to death out of love?   
  •  FULL CREDITS       
    Artist - Lísandra Týra Jóns
    Performance - Lísandra Týra Jóns, Emma Lusena Ash
    Cinematographer - Greta Markurt
    Sound editor- Nicolas Liebing 
    Sound recordist - Julius Lotter
    Location - Junges Tanzhaus Berlin

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