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Scene from Das ist Dein Ende (1995)
Scene Details
| Duration: 52 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: Jotell |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 17 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 720x576 | Added: 2005-Aug-15 |
Actresses in this Scene
Jennifer Nitsch
Details
Alternate Names: Jeniffer Nitsch
Physical Characteristics: N/A
Career
First Appearances:
- Bumerang-Bumerang (1989) as Silke
Most Important Roles:
- Alone Among Women (1991) as Anette
- Dorian (2003) as Bae
- L'elefante bianco (1998) as Marianne
- Sex oder Liebe? (2000) as Marie König
- Diebinnen (1996) as Michaela Ritter
- Freundinnen für immer (2003) as Martina Jakob
- Am Ende die Wahrheit (2002) as Franziska Reitmann
- Ein Mann wie eine Waffe (1999) as Lisa
- Lieber böser Weihnachtsmann (1999) as Kim Ziegler
- Das ist dein Ende (1995) as Doris Donath
Career Highlights:
- Alone Among Women (1991)
- Dorian (2003)
- L'elefante bianco (1998)
- Sex oder Liebe? (2000)
- Diebinnen (1996)
- Freundinnen für immer (2003)
- Am Ende die Wahrheit (2002)
- Ein Mann wie eine Waffe (1999)
- Lieber böser Weihnachtsmann (1999)
- Das ist dein Ende (1995)
Awards
Awards:
- Bavarian TV Awards (1994)
Full Biography
Jennifer Nitsch was a German actress who was active during her lifetime (1966-2004).
About the Movie: Das ist Dein Ende (1995)
Release Year: 1995
Nation: Germany
Alternative Title: N/A
Director: Michael Keusch
Writer: Martina Wiemers
Production & Genre
Producer(s):
- Producer: Klaus Sungen
- Executive Producer: Wolfgang Schulte
Companies: CreaTV Fernsehproduktion, RTL
Genre: Drama
Story
Banker Doris Donath is poised for career advancement but faces discrimination due to her gender. She is passed over for promotions and faces prejudice from her colleague Philip Stracher, who becomes increasingly inappropriate towards her. When Doris rejects Stracher's advances, he retaliates by withdrawing his support and blackmailing her.
Summary
Das ist Dein Ende (1995) is a German drama directed by Michael Keusch that explores themes of gender discrimination and workplace harassment. The film follows Doris Donath, a competent banker who faces obstacles to career advancement due to her gender. Despite her qualifications, she encounters prejudice from colleagues like Philip Stracher, who uses his power to manipulate and harass Doris.