Julietta - It's not what you think

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Movie
Original title Julietta - It's not what you think
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 2001
length 96 minutes
Age rating FSK 16
Rod
Director Christoph Stark
script Christoph Stark,
Jochen Bitzer
production Sascha Schwingel ,
Bettina Reitz ,
Nico Hofmann
music Marco Meister ,
Ballistic Air
camera Jochen Stablein
cut Sandy Saffeels
occupation

Julietta - It's not what you think is a German film drama from 2001 by the German director Christoph Stark , who also wrote the script together with Jochen Bitzer. Sascha Schwingel , Bettina Reitz and Nico Hofmann took over the production .

action

Julietta is an 18-year-old (Lavinia Wilson) student from Stuttgart, who goes to Berlin with two friends (Julia Jentsch, Anne Ratte-Polle) and her boyfriend Jiri (Matthias Koeberlin) to celebrate the Love Parade. They dance, do drugs together, have sex and eventually get separated from the partying crowd. During the desperate search for her boyfriend, Julietta loses consciousness as a result of the drugs. Max (Barnaby Metschurat), a DJ and supposed savior, finds her and carries her to a secluded place. He is visibly impressed by Julietta's beauty and cannot control himself for a moment. While she is still unconscious, he rapes her. The next morning she can't remember it and Max brings her back to her friends. Six weeks later, Julietta notices in her homeland that she is pregnant. Immediately she goes to Berlin to look for Jiri. There she happened to meet Max, who is now friends with Jiri. Together they look for Jiri and Max turns out to be Julietta's “savior” again. During the search for Jiri, the two get closer, but Julietta tries to suppress her feelings. Max, who can't get the bad feelings out of his head, confesses to Julietta what he has done. When Jiri finds out about the pregnancy, there are dramatic arguments.

production

The film was shot by the production company TeamWorxX Television & Film GmbH from July 8 to September 18, 2000 in Berlin and Stuttgart. The film was released in German cinemas on September 6, 2001. The film was shown for the first time on TV on September 2, 2004 (ZDF). The Love Parade scenes were all filmed on the MATRIX truck by Ralf Gregor Lipus.

criticism

The FBW film review gave the film Julietta the rating "valuable". The press text reads: “Unusual love story from modern Berlin for young people today. Quickly staged with fresh faces. ”
In contrast, the Filmspiegel.de writes that nobody really needs the film.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Credits filmportal.de , accessed on May 30, 2016
  2. ^ German Film and Media Assessment (FBW) Review , accessed on May 30, 2016
  3. ↑ filmspiegel.de review , accessed on May 30, 2016