Northern Ireland. The troubles are over but have left their marks. Three boys on their way to adulthood testing their juvenile strength on animals, things and humans. Every day is different and yet, every day feels the same.

*53rd International Festival of Documentary and Short Film of Bilbao, Spain - Award: Gold Mikeldi for Fiction
*10th Clones Film Festival, Ireland - Award: Best Short Film/ Fiction
*FIrst Steps Awards, Berlin 2011, Germany - Nomination Best Short Film
*19th Raindance Film Festival 2011 London, UK
*56th Cork Film Fest 2011, Ireland
*45th Hof International Film Festival, Germany
*Kinofest Lünen 2011, Germany
*Filmz Mainz 2011, Germany
*Exground Filmfest Wiesbaden 2011, Germany

*53rd International Festival of Documentary and Short Film of Bilbao, Spain - Award: Gold Mikeldi for Fiction
*10th Clones Film Festival, Ireland - Award: Best Short Film/ Fiction
*FIrst Steps Awards, Berlin 2011, Germany - Nomination Best Short Film

Claudia Heindel (1976, Nuremberg, Germany) was trained at a photographers after her Alevels. She got work experience in the camera dept. of fiction and documentary film making for several productions in Berlin, Munich and Derry, Northern Ireland. Claudia works as a photographer and studied direction at the University of Television and Film Munich in the dept. of documentary film making, tv journalism and commercials. 'Lucky Seven' is her diploma film.

Filmography (selection)
2011 Lucky Seven (short film), 2009 Where do you belong to? (documentary), 2005 home. (documentary)