OF LIGHT GHOSTS
VON LICHTERGEISTERN
18 September, Friday, 18:00, Fabrika
2026 | DCP | Colour | 27’ | German; Turkish, English sub. | Austria
DIRECTOR
Isabella Fellinger
NARRATOR
Inge Maux, Marie-Luise Stockinger
CAST
Ebenseer Glöckler:innen (Ebensee Bölgesi'nin Çan Çalan Geleneksel Yürüyüşçüleri)
18 September, Friday, 18:00, Fabrika
2026 | DCP | Colour | 27’ | German; Turkish, English sub. | Austria
DIRECTOR
Isabella Fellinger
NARRATOR
Inge Maux, Marie-Luise Stockinger
CAST
Ebenseer Glöckler:innen (Ebensee Bölgesi'nin Çan Çalan Geleneksel Yürüyüşçüleri)
Classification: According to Article 7 of Law No. 5224, as amended on January 18, 2019, films that have not been evaluated or classified can only be shown at festivals, special screenings, and similar cultural and artistic events with an 18+ age restriction.
Of Light Ghosts is a film about the Ebensee Bell Ringers’ Parade, which takes place every year on the evening of January 5 at Lake Traunsee in the Salzkammergut region. In the film, we follow the only group of women participating in this time-honored tradition.
“In Of Light Ghosts, I wanted to explore light and the movement of light - from candles, flashlights, fireworks, streetlamps, and bonfires to the moon and the Bell Ringers’ own lanterns. As I captured these women’s light on film, I wanted to focus my attention on their stories, their images, and their voices. To what is seen, what is unseen, what is lost - and to the traces that remain with us long after the film has ended…” Isabella Fellinger
Of Light Ghosts is a film about the Ebensee Bell Ringers’ Parade, which takes place every year on the evening of January 5 at Lake Traunsee in the Salzkammergut region. In the film, we follow the only group of women participating in this time-honored tradition.
“In Of Light Ghosts, I wanted to explore light and the movement of light - from candles, flashlights, fireworks, streetlamps, and bonfires to the moon and the Bell Ringers’ own lanterns. As I captured these women’s light on film, I wanted to focus my attention on their stories, their images, and their voices. To what is seen, what is unseen, what is lost - and to the traces that remain with us long after the film has ended…” Isabella Fellinger