Cold spring

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Movie
Original title Cold spring
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 2004
length 88 minutes
Age rating FSK 12
Rod
Director Dominik Graf
script Markus Busch
production Michael Hild
music Dieter Schleip
camera Hanno Lentz
cut Christel Suckow
occupation

Kalter Frühling is a German television film from 2004 . After Bitter Innocence and Your Best Years, it is the third part of Dominik Graf's melodrama trilogy . The film was first broadcast on television on March 12, 2004 on arte . On October 4, 2004 it was broadcast as "TV Movie of the Week".

action

Sylvia Berger is just finishing her law degree and will then take over the family business. On the 65th birthday of her father Carl, she learns that the company is bankrupt and her parents tell her that she does not trust her to save the family business. Carl now insists that cousin Manuela and her husband take over the business. Sylvia is very disappointed in her family. She finds support in the young Rico, with whom she enters into a sexual relationship and catches syphilis in the process .

background

Kalter Frühling was filmed in March 2003 in Frechen and the surrounding area. The film was produced by Colonia Media Filmproduktions GmbH .

criticism

The critics of the television magazine TV Spielfilm pointed with the thumbs up and awarded one of three possible points for claim two and for tension and eroticism. They summed up: "Bad answer to the big bourgeois soap opera".

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ "Cold Spring": ZDF TV movie of the week with Jessica Schwarz / Last part of Dominik Graf's melodrama trilogy from October 1, 2004 on presseportal.de .
  2. Cold spring. In: filmportal.de . German Film Institute , accessed on May 24, 2020 .
  3. ^ Cold Spring, TV-Film, 2003, ZDF, Drama, Germany | Crew United
  4. Kalter Frühling short review at tvspielfilm.de