The shine of the stars

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Movie
Original title The shine of the stars
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 2007
length 87 minutes
Rod
Director Adolf Winkelmann
script Werner Thal
production Franz Xaver Gernstl ,
Fidelis Mager
music Hans Steingen
camera Voxi hogweed
cut Rudi Heinen
occupation
chronology

←  Predecessor
little angel fly

The Shine of the Stars (alternative title Engelchen Flieg 2 ) is a German TV drama from 2007 about the life of a family and a single mother, each with a severely disabled child. The film was shot in Munich .

action

The physically severely disabled Pauline lives with her brother Patrick and her parents Hanna and Michael in a house that is not wheelchair accessible. When father Michael Koller suffers another herniated disc while lifting his daughter, the family has to move to a wheelchair-accessible apartment. The Anselm Neuner family and his single mother Nina Neuner met on a cure. Anselm has muscular dystrophy and is therefore already in a wheelchair. Michael Koller puts his marriage at risk when he allows Nina Neuner's advances. In the meantime, Veronica Grossmann (played by Margret Völker ) lives with her two spastically paralyzed twins in the new apartment. This only leads to problems because the neighbors cannot make friends with handicapped children and start a signature campaign for the Koller family to move out. When Anselm dies, a world collapses for his mother, but Pauline helps her cope.

background

  • After Engelchen flieg (2004), this is the second film that Adolf Winkelmann made with the young Marlene Beilharz. Werner Thal wrote the script for the film again.
  • Corinna Beilharz and the two children not only play a family in the film, they are also mother and children in real life.

Reviews

"Convincingly played television drama with an abundance of entanglements and aggravations that spreads optimism in a calm way."

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Journal film-dienst and Catholic Film Commission for Germany (eds.), Horst Peter Koll and Hans Messias (ed.): Lexikon des Internationale Films - Filmjahr 2007 . Schüren Verlag, Marburg 2008. ISBN 978-3-89472-624-9