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Schtonk (1992) のシーン
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このシーンの女優
Veronica Ferres
詳細
別名: Veronika Ferres, 维罗尼卡·费瑞尔
身体的特徴: N/A
経歴
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完全な経歴
Veronica Ferres, born Veronica Maria Cäcilia Ferres on June 10, 1965, is a German actress who gained international recognition for her roles in films like 'Schtonk' (1992) and television productions such as 'Sans famille' and 'Les Misérables'. She also starred alongside Willem Dafoe and Jeff Goldblum in the 2007 film 'Adam Resurrected'. Ferres is known for portraying strong female characters, often playing against type.
映画について: Schtonk (1992)
公開年: 1992
国: Germany
別題: Schtonk!, Os Irresistíveis Falsários, Schtonk - salat julki!, Istók, Штонк!
監督: Helmut Dietl
脚本: Helmut Dietl, Pea Fröhlich, Peter Märthesheimer, Ulrich Limmer
制作 & ジャンル
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制作会社: Bavaria Film, WDR
ジャンル: Biography, Comedy, Comedy Film, Drama, History
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キーワード
キーワード: adolf hitler, diary, fake, nazi, portrait painting
ストーリー
The story unfolds in Germany during the 1980s. Fritz Knobel (based on Konrad Kujau), a forger who sells Nazi memorabilia to make a living, writes and sells a volume of Hitler's alleged diaries, believing it to be just another job. However, when sleazy journalist Hermann Willié gets wind of the diaries' existence, he sees their potential value and pressures Knobel for more volumes. As demand increases and Knobel struggles to deliver, he starts to adopt behaviors reminiscent of Hitler himself. The film follows this satirical take on the true events surrounding the Hitler Diaries hoax.
概要
Schtonk! is a German comedy-drama directed by Helmut Dietl in 1992. The movie satirically retells the actual events of 1983, when Germany's Stern magazine published Hitler's alleged diaries, later revealed to be entirely fake. The film focuses on Fritz Knobel (loosely based on Konrad Kujau), a Nazi memorabilia forger who inadvertently becomes entangled in the diary hoax. Schtonk! is a humorous exploration of Germany's discomfort with its past and an entertaining commentary on the power of forgery and deceit.