The lost world

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Movie
Original title The lost world
Country of production Germany
original language German (partly English with subtitles)
Publishing year 2015
length 101 minutes
Age rating FSK o. A.
Rod
Director Margarethe von Trotta
script Margarethe von Trotta
production Markus Zimmer
music Sven Rossenbach ,
Florian van Volxem
camera Axel Block
cut Bettina Boehler
occupation

Die abhandene Welt is a German feature film by Margarethe von Trotta from 2015 . In the film, a jazz singer ( Katja Riemann ) is sent to New York by her father to investigate the resemblance of an opera diva ( Barbara Sukowa ) to his late wife. The film premiered on February 13, 2015 at the Berlin International Film Festival in the “Berlinale Special” section. It opened in theaters on May 7, 2015.

action

Paul Kromberger finds the picture of the singer Caterina Fabiani on the Internet, who looks very similar to his wife Evelyn, who died a year earlier. Because he often dreams of his wife, he sends his daughter Sophie to New York , where Caterina appears at the opera, to find out whether there are any family ties to her. At first, Caterina is harshly dismissive. With the help of Caterina's agent Philip, Sophie is able to locate and visit Caterina's mother, Rosa, in an old people's home. After the visit, the demented Rosa is completely excited and refuses to eat. Then Caterina gives up her negative attitude.

It gradually comes out that Evelyn was pregnant before her marriage to Paul. He requested that she abort the child as he was not the father. Evelyn pretended to be doing vocal training in Rome while Paul stayed in Germany and secretly gave birth to Caterina. Rosa then raised the child as her daughter. Evelyn returned to Germany, married Paul and had a daughter Sophie. Philip and Sophie fall in love on their New York trip. She manages to get Caterina to travel to Germany to meet Paul and with Sophie's help she finally wants to find out who her father is. With Orlov they are initially on the wrong track. Ralf, Paul's brother, who secretly met Evelyn for years and wrote letters, is Caterina's father. This is a shock at first, but eventually everyone is sitting at the same table and drinking to the past and the future.

criticism

The film service ruled that von Trotta took on the "sister theme of her earlier films" and spun it out with "borrowings from ghost and doppelganger motifs and an investigative plot for the family drama".

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Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Release certificate for Die abhandene Welt . Voluntary self-regulation of the film industry , February 2015 (PDF; test number: 150 090 K).
  2. The Lost World. Berlin International Film Festival , accessed on June 3, 2015 .
  3. The Lost World. Film service , accessed June 3, 2015 .