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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.
公開年: 2000
国: Germany
別題: Die schönste Sache der Welt - Die Nachtschwester, Erotic Tales: The Night Nurse, The Night Nurse
監督: Bernd Heiber
脚本: Bernd Heiber
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ジャンル: Short
In 'Die Nachtschwester' (2000), a disgruntled police officer named Konzak is assigned extra duty to guard a moody gangster in an emergency ward of a Brandenburg hospital near the Polish border. Initially distracted by his own toothache and the mundane task, Konzak's interest picks up when the night nurse enters the scene. Her alluring presence causes Konzak to momentarily forget his duties, creating a tense atmosphere as he struggles between his attraction to her and his responsibility towards the prisoner.
'Die Nachtschwester', a German short film directed by Bernd Heiber, offers a captivating blend of tension and temptation within its 20-minute runtime. Set in a hospital emergency ward near the Polish border, the film follows police officer Konzak as he grapples with his duty to guard a gangster overnight. The film explores themes of distraction, attraction, and responsibility, culminating in a tense situation that keeps viewers engaged until the end.