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England, 1947. Famous detective Sherlock Holmes, 93 years old, lives in his country house where he spends his time beekeeping. When he watches a film about his life, he barely recognises himself. On screen, acts seen as heroic were merely simple decisions. He also never used that hat and always preferred cigars to a pipe. The experience reconnects him with his past and old cases crowd his mind again. After all, what happened to the mysterious Ann Kelmot? A story between truth and legend, memory and age. By the director of Gods and Monsters and Dreamgirls. Berlin 2015.
Bill Condon
Born in New York in 1955. His first hit was Gods and Monsters (1998), which won the Oscar for best adapted screenplay. His adaptation of the Broadway musical Dreamgirls (2006) won another two Oscars (best supporting actress and sound editing) and three Goldon Globes. He also directed films such as Kinsey (2004) and the two final episodes of the The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 and Breaking Dawn Part 2.
