Where love lives
| Movie | |
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| Original title | Where love lives |
| Country of production | Germany , Austria |
| original language | German |
| Publishing year | 2003 |
| length | 90 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 0 |
| Rod | |
| Director | Kurt Ockermüller |
| script | Eduard Ehrlich |
| production |
Norbert Blecha for ARD Degeto |
| music | Hans Zinkl |
| camera | Martin Stingl |
| cut | Charlotte Muellner |
| occupation | |
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There where love lives is a German-Austrian homeland film by Kurt Ockermüller from 2003 . It is the direct continuation of the film There where the mountains are . Hansi Hinterseer , Anja Kruse and Karina Thayenthal play the leading roles .
action
Hansi Sandgruber marries his childhood sweetheart Regina. On the occasion of his wedding, Hansi revealed to the guests that he wanted to open an inn at the wildlife park, just as his mother Irmi had always wanted. With this, Hansi incurs the anger of his father-in-law Gernot, who until then had run the only inn in the town. He fears a drop in sales. Meanwhile, Hansi's sister Kathl can hardly be contacted: she saw Father Sixtus again at the wedding. She had an affair with him in 1988. When 17-year-old Kathl became pregnant, Sixtus disappeared, and because his belongings were found by the river, it was suspected that he had drowned. Kathl's daughter Sonja is now 16 years old and doesn't know who her father is. Kathl meets Sixtus shortly afterwards and speaks to him. He admits that he wanted to kill himself at the time, but the current washed him ashore. Sixtus eventually went to Africa, where he was a missionary. Now he has returned to meet his daughter. While Hansi, Regina and the others are already planning the first guest house season, Kathl and Sonja retreat to the Hochalm for the summer, where Sixtus is also secretly staying.
When the inn opened, Hansi and his older brother Franz clashed again and Franz left in a rage. He goes to Hansi's archenemy Viktoria, who wants to make him deputy manager of her amusement park Mountain Castle . She hopes to play him off against Hansi. Viktoria also has the mayor in hand, as he gambled away a lot of money in the casino and therefore owes her a lot. She puts pressure on him about his debts. Alternatively, she would be happy if he could get her a piece of land with two valuable sources that belong to Hansis Grund. However, Hansi refuses to sell. Another attempt by Victoria concerns her own daughter: Selina has just returned from the USA and is starting as a waitress at the new Hansis inn. The young woman tries to seduce him. Although her advances fail several times, Regina becomes jealous over time and almost causes the couple to separate. In the end it turns out that Selina feels really lonely, especially since her mother treats her badly. When Selina tries to take her own life, Hansi saves her, and Regina can forgive her. Regina and Hansi make up again and Viktoria realizes that she has lost for the time being, but Kathl and Sonja have to say goodbye to Sixtus. When rumors surfaced in the village that the man believed dead was back, anger began to stir. Even Hansi wanted nothing more to do with Sixtus. The latter, in turn, realized that he was needed in Africa and left Kathl and his daughter, who at least finally knew who her father was.
production
Where love lives , the shooting took place in the Aurach Wildlife Park and the “Branderhofstube” inn. The costumes created Waltraut Friday that Filmbauten come from Ernst M. Braunias .
The title song Amore Mio is sung by Hansi Hinterseer.
reception
Publication, sequels
The film was shown on 20 April 2003. the first time in the First .
In October 2004 the film was released on DVD, published by EuroVideo Medien GmbH. In the same year, the third film in the series, the sequel Da wo der Heimat ist, was released . In the following year, there was the fourth film in the series with the title Da wo die Herzen Beats . In 2006, episode 5 was published where happiness begins , 2007 episode 6 where there is still loyalty , 2008 episode 7 where friendship counts and in 2009 episode 8 where we are at home .
criticism
The film service called Da wo die Liebe lives a “home drama based on old-fashioned recipes that uses wild intrigues and hair-raising constellations to provide entertainment”. The TV Spielfilm described the film as "TV-Heimatstuss", "Intrigantenstadl" and "brainless sequel" and summarized: "Where love lives, the brain is homeless". For the mirror , Da where love lives was an “unspeakable alp (en) dream game…” in which everything “seems senselessly used up. Especially the radio fees . "
Web links
- Because where love resides in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Heimat film series, main location cf. wildpark-tirol.at
- ↑ There where love lives Fig. DVD case (in the picture Karina Thayenthal, Hansi Hinterseer)
- ↑ There where the mountains are film series sS fernsehserien.de
- ↑ Where love lives. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .
- ↑ Where love lives See tvspielfilm.de
- ↑ TV preview: Where love lives . In: Der Spiegel , No. 16, 2003, p. 159.
