Director:
Sven TaddickenCámara:
Daniela KnappMúsica:
Riad Abdel-NabiReparto:
Martina Gedeck, Ulrich Tukur, Johannes Krisch, Hans-Michael Rehberg, Romina Küper, Sebastian Rudolph, Imke Büchel, Dietrich BrüggemannSinopsis(1)
¿Qué ha pasado con la felicidad? La ama de casa Helene Brindel se hace esta pregunta cada noche que no logra dormir. Su matrimonio ha descendido desde hace mucho tiempo en una rutina sin amor, y lo que es peor, ya no tiene la reconfortante relación con Dios que una vez le dio a su vida sentido y estabilidad. Ella oculta su infelicidad a su esposo, Christoph, y su médico simplemente le aconseja que trate de quemar algo de energía. Noche tras noche, Helene sin conciliar el sueño descansa en el suelo o merodea inquieta por su meticulosamente limpia casa de suburbios. (Guadalajara International Film Festival)
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51st KVIFF - A decent entry to the main competition, I’d say. Likeable performances and dialogues that sometimes bring a smile. 6/10
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51st KVIFF – Somehow, I’m not lucky with the films from the main competition of the film festival. Once again, I came across a very unbalanced story, which begins as a solid psychological drama and ends as a love story of two people. Even though the psychological part of the movie started in a very interesting way. And although Martina Gedeck’s character couldn’t express many feelings and emotions from the beginning, she eventually began to really get it.But at that moment it was no longer a philosophical drama, but rather a romantic triangle with no way out. The second half of the movie was very boring and it got better only at the very end, which didn’t manage to save the movie at that point. However, the doctor’s method for testing individual philias on his own body and the following detox were interesting. But I’m not sure if humor even fits into a story like this, because the ending sure didn’t help.
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