Dear sister

Movie
Original title	Dear sister
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	2003
length	90 minutes
Rod
Director	Matti Geschonneck
script	Hannah Hollinger
production	Reinhold Elschot
camera	Wedigo von Schultzendorff
cut	Inge Behrens
occupation
Anja Kling : Judith Wlassek Maja Maranow : Lea Spielhagen Heinrich Schmieder : Martin Wlassek Jan-Gregor Kremp : Klaus Stanwick Gudrun Ritter : Mrs. Spielhagen Heinz Gerhard Lück : Mr. Spielhagen Eleonore Weisgerber : Dr. Heine Fiona Coors : Clara Farbmann Cornelia Schmaus : Ms. Reinhardt Peter Kurth : Oliver Karst Ulrich Cyran : Dr. Köbel

Dear sister (working title First you dream, then you die ) is a German melodrama by Matti Geschonneck from 2003 with Anja Kling and Maja Maranow in the roles of the sisters Judith and Lea, who competed from an early age.

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Judith Wlassek has breast cancer and only a few weeks left to live. She fell out with her career-conscious sister Lea. She decides to move in with her to have a clarifying conversation. When it comes to the debate, Lea's life changes, because shortly afterwards her sister dies.

Production, publication, quota

Under the working title First you dream, then you die , a few scenes of the film with Anja Kling in the Ochsenzoll hospital were created in 2002 . On August 27, 2002, the film was shot in the garden of a semi-detached house on Immenhöven , east of Tangstedter Landstrasse , in the northern part.

The film, produced by Network Movie on behalf of ZDF , premiered at the Munich Film Festival. On October 6, 2003, when it was first broadcast on TV on ZDF, Dear Sister was seen by a total of 3.94 million viewers and achieved a market share of 12.3 percent.

criticism

The critics of the television magazine TV Spielfilm rated the melodrama positively by giving it the best possible rating (thumbs up) and writing: “Director Matti Geschonneck tells of the difficult relationship between rival siblings in a calm and sensitive manner. Well played, the behavior of the characters is often difficult to see through, just like in life. ”So the overall conclusion is:“ Pleasantly serious and unsentimental ”.

Web links

• Dear sister in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Dear sister at crew united

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Doris Banuscher: People of the world. Anja Klings declaration of love to Hamburg. The Berliner stands with Maja Maranow for the film "First you dream, then you die" in front of the ZDF camera In: Die Welt, September 3, 2002.
2. ↑ Shooting for ZDF film in Langenhorn In: Langenhorner Heimatblatt De Börner, November 2002.
3. ↑ Dear sister, see page filmfest-muenchen.de
4. ↑ Dear sister See PDF document networkmovie.de
5. ↑ First you dream, then you die In: TV feature film (including pictures of the film). Retrieved May 17, 2019.