Kuhu põgenevad hinged
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Where the souls go |
| Original title | Kuhu põgenevad hinged |
| Country of production | Estonia , Tallinn |
| original language | Estonian |
| Publishing year | 2007 |
| length | 94 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 12 |
| Rod | |
| Director | Rainer Sarnet |
| script |
Peeter Sauter , Reiner Sarnet, Aidi Vallik |
| production | Anneli Ahven for Exitfilm |
| music | Saatus naerdes homse toob |
| camera | Clemens Messow |
| cut | Romy Schumann |
| occupation | |
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Kuhu põgenevad hinged ( dt . Where do the souls ) is an Estonian Drama . The main roles were played by Lenna Kuurmaa , who became known in 2002 with the girl group Vanilla Ninja , and the Estonian actress Ragne Veensalu . The first broadcast took place on October 26, 2007. The film is based on a series of books by Aidi Vallik, an Estonian novelist.
action
Ann is a 15-year-old Christian girl who lives in Tartu, Estonia and has not yet got over her parents' divorce. Although she gets along with her stepfather Ants, she begins to develop a hatred of her unborn brother when she feels disadvantaged. She comes across a Satanist website on the Internet where she is directed by a Seth who wants to put a curse on her unborn brother. She doesn't believe that this could work and soon forgets about it.
At the same time, Ann gets a new classmate, Maya ( Lenna Kuurmaa ), who becomes an outsider because of her Gothic outfit, but still proves to be educated and quick-witted. Ann's brother is born, but after a few days his life is in danger because of a serious heart defect. Ann escapes from class and tries to ask Seth to lift the curse, but Seth doesn't answer. Ann's mother, Dora, and stepfather, Ants, learn that only a serious and expensive operation in Helsinki could save their baby. Dora and Ants, who also want to split up, want to seize this opportunity and drive from Tartu to Helsinki. Ann, who grievously reproaches herself, is left alone in the apartment. Ann tries to befriend Maya in order to lift the curse again, but when Maya learns that Ann has only contacted her for this reason, she is dismissive.
After a while, Ann and Maya become friends and Maya decides to take the Christian Ann to the Satanist meeting point, where it turns out that the Seth, with whom Ann was writing, is Maya's friend, but they keep it from Maya. After some hesitation, a ritual begins where Ann can call the devil Lucifer and lift the curse again. Only then does Maya learn that Ann and Seth already know each other and runs away disappointed. However, Ann invites Seth to her home and when the two have sex the next morning repeatedly, Maya, who is already injured, enters the apartment and catches her cheating friend Seth inflagranti. Maya then runs away and tries to kill herself in a motorcycle accident. However, she only hurts herself and breaks her arm, among other things.
Days later Dora and Ants return, Ann's little brother has survived the operation and will survive, and they both want to give their relationship another chance. When word got around that Ann seduced Maya's boyfriend, not only Maya lost her reputation as a rebel, but Ann lost her reputation as an inconspicuous wallflower. But it turns out that their friendship is already so strong that Ann and Maya continue to be best friends.
Background information
Lenna Kuurmaa has her first leading role in Kuhu põgenevad hinged . Kuurmaa said that she "didn't have time to watch television or follow the news while filming. She completely lost touch with reality." The authors Peeter Sauter, Reiner Sarnet and Aidi Vallik related characters from Valik's books "Kuidas elad, Ann?" ( How do you live, Ann?, 2001) and "Mis teha, Ann?" ( What to do, Ann?, 2002). The plot of the film was published by Valik in 2007 under the title "Mis sinuga juhtus, Ann?" ( What happened to you Ann? ) Published. Also represented in the film is Freddy Grenzmann from the Estonian punk band Psychoterror, who takes on the role as Serku.
facts and figures
The film is one of the most expensive productions in Estonia; he had a budget of 14 million Estonian crowns . The city of Tallinn took over a sum of 28,100 Estonian kroons. The film was shot in Tallinn for over a month. The title song of the film is Saatus naerdes homse toob , interpreted by Lenna Kuurmaa. However, he was not to be heard on their debut album Lenna . The song was written by Lenna Kuurmaa and Martin Kuut. German fans of Lenna Kuurmaa could initially only watch the film on the Internet, as it was only broadcast in Estonia. In 2008 it was released on DVD.
Web links
- Kuhu põgenevad hinged at the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Synopsis (Estonian)
- The film to watch on YouTube (Estonian)
- Making of pictures
Individual evidence
- ↑ Location: Tallinn (accessed October 30, 2011)
- ^ Theme song by Kuurmaa (accessed October 30, 2011)
- ↑ Production costs ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (Estonian, accessed October 30, 2011)
- ↑ All information on "Kuhu põgenevad hinged" ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (English, accessed October 30, 2011)
- ↑ Release on DVD (Accessed October 30, 2011)
