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Schattenwelt (2008) のシーン
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Franziska Petri
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Franziska Petri, a renowned German actress, began her professional acting career after graduating from the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Art in Berlin between 1992 and 1995. Her debut film role was in 'The Big Mambo' (1997), which premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival. Petri gained significant recognition for her leading role in 'Forget America' (2003). She has since appeared in diverse films such as 'Leo & Claire' (2004), 'Max & Moritz Reloaded' (2006), and 'The Heart Is a Dark Forest' (2007). In 2008, she starred in 'Schattenwelt', a political drama directed by Connie Walther. Petri's performance in the psychological thriller 'For Miriam' (2009) earned her multiple Best Actress awards at film festivals. She also played the lead role in Kirill Serebrennikov's 'Izmena/Betrayal' (2011), which premiered at the Venice Film Festival.
映画について: Schattenwelt (2008)
公開年: 2008
国: Germany
別題: Les heures sombres, Long Shadows
監督: Connie Walter, Connie Walther
脚本: Peter-Jürgen Boock, Ulrich Herrmann, Connie Walter, Connie Walther
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ジャンル: Drama, drama film
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After serving two decades in prison for his involvement with the German Red Army Faction (RAF), a former terrorist named Widmer is released and moves into an apartment complex. His neighbor, Valerie, a young woman who recently lost custody of her child, shows interest in him despite his controversial past. The two form a discreet connection, each sharing their secrets and struggles with the other. However, as their bond deepens, the truth about Widmer's past threatens to drive them apart.
概要
'Schattenwelt' (2008) is a German drama film directed by Connie Walther, based on the autobiographical novel 'Der Baader-Meinhof Komplex' by Peter-Jürgen Boock. The film explores themes of redemption, guilt, and societal reintegration through the story of Widmer, a former RAF terrorist trying to rebuild his life after prison. It also delves into the complexities of romantic relationships when one partner harbors hidden truths.