Bridges of love

Movie
German title	Bridges of love
Original title	Dwie miłości
Country of production	Germany , Poland
original language	German
Publishing year	2002
length	90 minutes
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Director	Miroslaw Bork
script	Marlies Ewald
production	Mirosław Bork, Hans-Werner Honert
music	Marek Kuczynski
camera	Jürgen Heimlich , Otto Kirchhoff
cut	Slawomir Piernik
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Julia Richter : Christina Lohmann Robert Gonera : Marek Nowicki Ursula Karusseit : Elsa Gritzan Ryszard Sobolewski : Jan Kaczmarek / Joachim Kruger Heikko Deutschmann : Thomas Keller Jan Jankowski : Piotr Warminski Lech Gwit Krystyna Karkowska : Kristine Winebald Dawid Łepkowski : Dawid Warminski Tadeusz Madeja : Baker Elena Uhlig : Christina's colleague Adam Warchol Andrzej Halinski : Receptionist Stefan Kąkol Anna Lipnicka Jolanta Makosa Maciej Mydlak Urszula Rodziewicz

Bridges of Love (Polish: Dwie miłości ) is a German-Polish television film by Mirosław Bork from 2002. The screenplay for the film was written by Marlies Ewald and the actors Ursula Karusseit , Julia Richter , Heikko Deutschmann and Robert worked in the film Gonera with. The film was released in Poland on September 1, 2002.

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Christina ( Julia Richter ) actually wanted to go on vacation with friend and boss Thomas ( Heikko Deutschmann ). Instead, she has to step in for a colleague and write his travelogue about the Masuria . Grandmother Elsa ( Ursula Karusseit ) uses the opportunity and accompanies Christina. Finally she can look for Joachim ( Ryszard Sobolewski ), the love of her life, in her former home . Christina finds it difficult to come to terms with the Polish photographer Marek ( Robert Gonera ). Through Elsa and Marek, Christina discovers a landscape and people that increasingly inspire her. In the course of their work, Christina and Marek gradually fall in love.

Reviews

Tilmann P. Gangloff from tittelbach.tv draws the following verdict on this film: "As with the touching television film by Miroslaw Bork, which wrapped the past and present of German-Polish relations in a calm travel film with many small coincidences and only a few superimposed emotions, co-productions make sense. "

Web links

• Bridges of love in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Bridges of Love - Review of the Film. tittelbach.tv , accessed on October 30, 2017 .