Erich Kästner - The other me

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Movie
Original title Erich Kästner -
The other me
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 2016
length 52 minutes
Rod
Director Annette Baumeister
script Annette Baumeister
production Reinhardt Beetz,
Ira Beetz,
Onno Ehlers
music Nils Kacirek
camera Johannes Straub,
Tom Bresinsky
cut Carsten Piefke
occupation

Erich Kästner - Das Andere Ich is a German documentary with elements of the drama from 2016. The film, directed by Annette Baumeister , who was also responsible for the script, portrays the life of the German writer Erich Kästner, taking into account the fact that “less known sites ”. Matthias Bundschuh can be seen as Kästner, Lisa Wagner as his partner Luiselotte Enderle .

content

Erich Kästner - The Other I depicts the life of Erich Kästner, refers to his works and work and particularly illustrates the background of Kästner's personality, with the focus on less to unknown strands of his life and their processing. In the film this is done by means of a mixture of scenes re-enacted by actors, original archive recordings and comments and analyzes scattered between these by experts, experts and other personalities, e.g. B. Cornelia Funke , children's and youth book author, and Campino , front man of the music group Die Toten Hosen , implemented.

Production and publication

The documentary was co-produced by NDR , WDR , Arte and the "Gebrüder Beetz Filmproduktion Lüneburg". The re-enacted scenes from Kästner's life used in the film were realized in Goslar .

The first broadcast of Erich Kästner - Das Andere Ich took place on Saturday, December 31, 2016, at 4:50 p.m. on Arte.

criticism

“Matthias Bundschuh [miming] a very tentative-hesitant Erich Kästner, which brings with it a rather one-sided image of the author. The jovial charisma, the warm-heartedness that emanated from Kästner ... remains completely by the wayside. Lisa Wagner, as Kästner's partner Luiselotte Enderle, also plays her part so pale and expressionless that the fictional parts of this biographical approach leave the viewer completely cold. "

- Tilman Krause on welt.de

Web links

supporting documents

  1. a b Press information on the film (PDF, 637 KB)
  2. a b Tilman Krause: The secret behind Erich Kastner's sadness. In: welt.de. Die Welt , December 31, 2016, accessed December 31, 2016 .
  3. Jürgen Jenauer: Goslar will again be a film set. In: ndr.de. Norddeutscher Rundfunk , September 11, 2016, accessed on December 31, 2016 .