The ungrateful one

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Movie
Original title The ungrateful one
Country of production Federal Republic of Germany
original language German
Publishing year 1980
length 86 minutes
Rod
Director Franz Josef Wild
script Käthe Braun
production Bavarian radio
camera Klaus Koenig
cut Karin Fischer
occupation

Also: Erica Beer , Thekla Mayhoff , Eberhard Peiker , Hans Stadtmüller , Werner Zeussel , Christiane Blumhoff , Gusti Kreissl , Sissy Wassner-Quest , Eva Hatzelmann , Marion Kracht , Dagmar Sorel , Walter Fitz , Markus Klimmek , Harald von Koeppelle , Wolf Petersen , Hilde Berndt , Luise Deschauer-Winstel , Ursula Luber , Anke Syring , Leo Schöberle , Frank Schuster , Werner Stocker , Udo Wachtveitl , Helmut Alimonta , Egon Biscan , Ossy Eckmüller , Franz Keck

Die Unankbare is a Bavarian homeland film by Franz Josef Wild from 1980 and the continuation of the 1975 television film Der Wohltäter . The film takes place in Aßling in the district of Ebersberg . The main actors in this sequel are embodied by Dietlinde Turban , Hans Joachim Grau , Walter Kohut , Elisabeth Karg , Silvia Janisch and Michael Schwarzmaier and thus by completely different actors than in the original film.

action

A young woman wants to know who is responsible for the death of her parents. Ten years ago little Sonja and her brother Niki Schmitt lost their parents in a car accident. Mayor Gassner took care of the accommodation of the two at the time. Sonja is now returning to her hometown to clarify the death of her parents. She blames Mayor Gassner until she learns the whole truth.

Production, publication

The television film Die Unankbare was produced by Bayerischer Rundfunk . The filming locations were Aßling and surrounding towns such as Lampferding in the municipality of Tuntenhausen and Wasserburg am Inn . Hans Gailling was responsible for the equipment .

The first broadcast of the television game took place on October 18, 1980 in the ARD program Das Erste . When it first aired, the film had 31% participation.

criticism

TV Spielfilm showeda horizontal thumbfor Die Unankbare , gave one of three possible points for demand and excitement and drew the conclusion that the film was “a bit stiff and emotional”.

In the television magazine Gong No. 44 from 1980, page 25, the film received three out of six possible points. The talk was of an "unbelievable story, but well played". It went on: “It was a little laborious to follow this overconstructed story about the late campaign of revenge by a young orphan on the alleged 'murderer' of her parents. Village goings-on was shown here for minutes without this being important for the plot. On the other hand, their deeper meaning succeeded: the relativization of the term 'guilt'. It was teeming with 'innocent guilty people'. Walter Kohut as a career-addicted mayor (contrary to style: in Austrian dialect) and Dietlinde Turban in the leading role are particularly impressive. "

In Hörzu No. 44 from 1980, page 75, the following was praised: “Drama in the Bavarian village. Right at the beginning it is clear who was to blame for the death of Sonja Schmitt's parents. So not a thriller. But the rigid avenging angel (Dietlinde Turban), who returned to the Bavarian village after ten years to expose his 'benefactor', sets off a guilt-and-atonement drama based on an almost classic pattern. And that creates emotional tensions, first slowly put into the picture by director Wild, then faster and faster, which fully compensate the viewer. Especially thanks to the excellent script (Käthe Braun) a new, sophisticated kind of Saturday evening entertainment. "

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ General information about Lampferding at lampferding.de, accessed on May 14, 2015.
  2. ↑ a b c The ungrateful "Classics of the German television game", see krimiserien.heimat.eu.
    Retrieved September 27, 2018.
  3. ↑ Die Unankbare tvspielfilm.de. Retrieved May 15, 2015.