Titel Kino 2/2001(2 Alternativ) - German Films
Titel Kino 2/2001(2 Alternativ) - German Films
Titel Kino 2/2001(2 Alternativ) - German Films
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Mondscheintarif<br />
Saturday evening: Cora Hübsch recently slept with Daniel for the first time and is now<br />
impatiently waiting for him to call her. That is the beginning of this story about love, sex<br />
and everyday vanities and forms the basis for telling the story of the encounter between<br />
Cora and Daniel in interlinked flashbacks and entertaining episodes. But, it also takes a<br />
couple of ironic pot-shots at the complex and sometimes complicated mechanisms of<br />
the relationships between women and men. Making use of a variety of narrative stylistic<br />
devices, the story constantly drifts off into anecdotes told in loving, detailed fashion<br />
about the frequently comical diversions and confusion inevitably accompanying two<br />
people finding their way to one another. The main drift of the story is Cora waiting at<br />
the telephone in vain. Cora experiences an emotional roller-coaster ride that finally<br />
brings her to the insight that ”he“ is not going to call. Cora has coincidence to thank<br />
for the fact that she ends up in the arms of her lover this evening as well as the insight<br />
that all of the well-meaning tips, bits of advice and wisdom only stood in the way of her<br />
finding the man of her dreams.<br />
Gruschenka Stevens (photo © Hager Moss Film)<br />
Genre Romantic Comedy Category Feature Film<br />
Cinema Year of Production 2000/<strong>2001</strong><br />
Director Ralf Huettner Screenplay Ralf Huettner,<br />
Silke Neumayer, Barbara Oslejek Director of<br />
Photography Tommy Wildner Editor Horst Reiter<br />
Music by Schallbau, Reamonn Production Design<br />
Ingrid Buron Producers Kirsten Hager, Eric Moss,<br />
Andreas Schneppe Production Company Hager<br />
Moss Film, Munich, in co-production with Senator Film,<br />
Berlin Principal Cast Gruschenka Stevens, Tim<br />
Bergmann, Jasmin Tabatabai, Bettina Zimmermann<br />
Casting An Dorthe Braker Length 90 min, 2462 m<br />
Format Super 35 mm, color, 1:1.85 Original<br />
Version <strong>German</strong> Subtitled Version French<br />
Sound Technology Dolby SR With backing<br />
from FilmFernsehFonds Bayern, Filmboard Berlin-<br />
Brandenburg, Filmförderungsanstalt (FFA), <strong>German</strong><br />
Distributor Senator Film Verleih GmbH, Berlin<br />
World Sales:<br />
Peppermint GmbH · Michael Knobloch<br />
Rauchstr. 9-11 · D-81679 Munich<br />
phone +49-89-9 82 47 08 30 · fax +49-89-9 82 47 08 11<br />
email: info@hager-moss.de<br />
Ralf Huettner studied from 1981-1985 at the<br />
Academy of Television & Film in Munich. In addition<br />
to his work as a writer, he has worked on many<br />
television and film productions as well as image films<br />
and commercials for Die Goldene 1, Siemens,<br />
Telekom, OBI, MediaMarkt, Home Jumper, Air Marin<br />
and others. His films include: Das Mädchen mit<br />
den Feuerzeugen (TV, 1987), Der Fluch<br />
(1988), Babylon (1991), Texas – Doc Snyder<br />
hält die Welt in Atem (1993), Voll<br />
Normaaal (1994), the TV-series Um die<br />
Dreißig (1994) – winner of the Telestar Award for<br />
Best Script in 1996, Dealthline (Der kalte<br />
Finger, 1995), Cologne’s Finest (Die<br />
Musterknaben, 1996) and many more.<br />
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