Someone living at a random address has breakfast and leaves home. Work is something extremely important for the character of Evgenia Gostrer’s film. Although it may seem monotonous or tedious, it is an aim and means to find stability in life, which makes the character happy. The permanent point of reference is a homeless cat that always comes during the morning break. The animation 99a, Frankfurt Street shows how work becomes an antidote to loneliness and helps fill in the void in life.

Directed by: Evgenia Gostrer
Script: Evgenia Gostrer
Animated by: Evgenia Gostrer
Cinematography: Evgenia Gostrer
Music: Michael Tuttle
Sound design: Tobias Boehm, Christian Wittmoser
Editing: Evgenia Gostrer
Production: Evgenia Gostrer