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Frau faehrt, Mann schlaeft<br />

WOMAN DRIVING, MAN SLEEPING<br />

The dentist Sue and the philosophy professor Anton<br />

have been leading a seemingly in tact life; juggling<br />

careers and a family with four children. Until one day,<br />

however, when their 18-year-old son Thomas has a<br />

break down. Thomas’ situation threatens the stability<br />

of the family. While the other almost grown-up children<br />

continue on with their own lives, Sue and Anton<br />

are suddenly left to themselves. Sue recognizes that<br />

she has fallen in love with another man, and Anton’s<br />

current mistress is pregnant with his child. When<br />

Thomas suddenly dies, Sue realizes that she must do<br />

something to change her life. Faced with the decision<br />

of ending or revitalizing her relationship to Anton, she<br />

understands that sometimes it can be quite easy to be<br />

happy.<br />

Genre Drama Category Feature Film Cinema Year of<br />

Production 2003 Director Rudolf Thome Screenplay<br />

Rudolf Thome Director of Photography Michael<br />

Wiesweg Editor Sarah Wiener Music by Justyna Hayda<br />

Production Design Felix Wagner Producer Rudolf<br />

Thome Production Company Moana-Film/Berlin<br />

Principal Cast Hannelore Elsner, Karl Kranzkowski, Serpil<br />

Turhan, Joya Thome, Nicolai Thome, Hanns Zischler<br />

Casting Christoph Liptay Length 120 min, 3,300 m<br />

Format 35 mm, color, 1:1.85 Original Version German<br />

Subtitled Version English Sound Technology Dolby<br />

SR German Distributor Academy Films/Ludwigsburg<br />

Rudolf Thome was born in Wallau/Lahn in 1939 and studied<br />

German, Philosophy and History in Munich and Bonn. He<br />

began writing film reviews in 1962 for various newspapers and<br />

magazines. In 1964, he collaborated with Max Zihlmann and<br />

Klaus Lemke on his first short film, Die Versoehnung. He<br />

then became managing director of the Munich Film Critics’<br />

Club in 1965 and founded his own production company,<br />

Moana-Film, in 1977. He received the 2nd place Guild Award in<br />

the category Best German Film for Berlin – Chamissoplatz<br />

in 1981, and the International Film Critics’ Award in<br />

Montreal in 1989 for his film The Philosopher. In 1993, he<br />

went on to establish his own distribution company,<br />

Prometheus. His film Paradiso (1999) won a Silver Bear at<br />

Berlin in 2000. His other <strong>films</strong> include: Stella (1966), Red<br />

Sun (Rote Sonne, 1969), Supergirl (1971), Made in<br />

Germany and USA (1974), Love at First Sight<br />

(Liebe auf den ersten Blick, 1991), Das Geheimnis<br />

(1995), Just Married (1998), Venus Talking (2001),<br />

Red and Blue (Rot und Blau, 2002), and Woman<br />

Driving, Man Sleeping (Frau faehrt, Mann<br />

schlaeft, 2003), among others.<br />

World Sales:<br />

Cine-International Filmvertrieb GmbH & Co. KG · Lilli Tyc-Holm, Susanne Groh<br />

Leopoldstrasse 18 · 80802 Munich/Germany<br />

phone +49-89-39 10 25 · fax +49-89-33 10 89<br />

email: email@cine-international.de · www.cine-international.de<br />

kino 1 new <strong>german</strong> <strong>films</strong><br />

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”Woman Driving, Man Sleeping“ (photo © Cine-International)

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