Fission (2026)
A man recalls his childhood in 1950s West Germany as a nine-year-old boy discovering his father’s clandestine work with a dominant family guest—a time when his fear of the Sandman of folklore may have resurfaced in his own act of cruelty.
Director: Mark Kvitko
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George Buckley as Father |
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Dasha Morozoff as Clara |
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Igor Tsibelman as Coppelius |
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Sedef Mutlu as Mother |
| Directing | Mark Kvitko | Director |
| Writing | E. T. A. Hoffmann | Original Film Writer |
| Writing | Mark Kvitko | Writer |
| Production | Miyu Hamaba | Producer |
| Production | Roman Kvitko | Producer |
| Production | Mark Kvitko | Producer |
| Sound | Rebecca Gutierrez-Haefeli | Sound |
| Directing | Julian Perello | Assistant Director |
| Camera | Trinity Johnson | Director of Photography |
| Production | Svetlana Kvitko | Producer |
