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Christian Ehrich, Richard Kropf, Stefanie Horsch, David Sieveking, Claudia Eisinger
Neun Szenen | Nine Takes
Perspektive Deutsches Kino
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Klaus Manchen, Hans-Heinrich Hardt, Christian Ehrich
Neun Szenen | Nine Takes
Perspektive Deutsches Kino
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Anna Brüggemann, Leslie Malton
Neun Szenen | Nine Takes
Perspektive Deutsches Kino
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Hildegard Kuhlenberg, John Keogh, Lena Lessing, Jörg Bundschuh
Neun Szenen | Nine Takes
Perspektive Deutsches Kino
The school-leavers party is on its last legs and Rudi stands at the bar silently watching Magdalena. Today is the last time he will see his classmate and to him, shes as unattainable as ever. Anyway, she has a boyfriend; in fact, hes standing next to him.
However, next morning, a chain of events occur that could mean that things look very different in 24 hours time.
When their car breaks down Rudi realises that his Dad is by no means as assured as he likes to think he is. He also discovers that his otherwise good-natured grandpa has a rather substantial sinister side.
For her part, Magdalena suddenly comes to the realisation that her mother isnt as downtrodden by her Dad as she had always believed. Just when Magdalena is about to embark on a life of her own outside the family, she begins to see her mother in a whole new light.
Magdalenas boyfriend doesnt see why he should have to decide between his mother and his girlfriend; and a middle-aged couples wedding party takes an unexpected turn when Magdalena asks whether one should say I do at the altar. Meanwhile, Rudis mother seems permanently enmeshed in the past. As for Rudi, he senses that his parents house has basically ceased to exist, and that his childhood is now over.
Rudi makes a decision. But first Magdalena must stand up to her father. And until she does, life has more of surprises in store for both of them.
However, next morning, a chain of events occur that could mean that things look very different in 24 hours time.
When their car breaks down Rudi realises that his Dad is by no means as assured as he likes to think he is. He also discovers that his otherwise good-natured grandpa has a rather substantial sinister side.
For her part, Magdalena suddenly comes to the realisation that her mother isnt as downtrodden by her Dad as she had always believed. Just when Magdalena is about to embark on a life of her own outside the family, she begins to see her mother in a whole new light.
Magdalenas boyfriend doesnt see why he should have to decide between his mother and his girlfriend; and a middle-aged couples wedding party takes an unexpected turn when Magdalena asks whether one should say I do at the altar. Meanwhile, Rudis mother seems permanently enmeshed in the past. As for Rudi, he senses that his parents house has basically ceased to exist, and that his childhood is now over.
Rudi makes a decision. But first Magdalena must stand up to her father. And until she does, life has more of surprises in store for both of them.
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Neun Szenen
Before the premiere of Neun Szenen | Nine Takes in Cinemaxx 3: director and script-writer Dietrich Brüggemann, producer Gesine Reicherstorfer and actress and co-writer Anna Brüggemann.
Neun Szenen · Perspektive Deutsches Kino · Feb 19, 2006
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Dietrich Brüggemann
Director Dietrich Brüggemann after the premiere of Neun Szenen | Nine Takes on stage, calling the Berlinale 2006 a wrap.
Neun Szenen · Perspektive Deutsches Kino · Feb 19, 2006