My daughter Anne Frank

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Movie
Original title My daughter Anne Frank
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 2015
length 90 minutes
Age rating FSK 12
Rod
Director Raymond Ley
script Hannah Ley
Raymond Ley
production Walid Nakshbandi
music Hans Peter Ströer
camera Philipp Kirsamer
cut Heike Parplies
occupation

My daughter Anne Frank is a docu-drama co-produced by HR , WDR and RBB and directed by Raymond Ley from 2014. The film tells the story of the Jewish girl Anne Frank from the point of view of her father Otto Heinrich Frank and places their relationship in the Focus. The film is enriched with documentary recordings, interviews with contemporary witnesses and archive material . Actress Mala Emde , who came from Frankfurt am Main and was eighteen years old at the time of filming, starred as Anne Frank and Götz Schubert as Anne's father, Otto Frank.

After the recording of a performance of the stage play The Diary of Anne Frank by Albert Hackett and Frances Goodrich in 1958 in the GDR, this is the first German film adaptation of the world-famous and successful Diary of Anne Frank and was published on February 18, 2015 as German first broadcast on Erste . It is a production by AVE Gesellschaft für Fernsehproduktion mbH and Zeitsprung Pictures GmbH in close cooperation with the Anne Frank Fund in Basel .

action

The life story of Anne Frank is told from the perspective of her father Otto Frank. After his liberation and return from the Auschwitz concentration camp , he went back to his company in Amsterdam at Prinsengracht 263. There he received the diary of his daughter Anne from his office worker Miep Gies , who helped the hidden residents in the rear building. Miep Gies had kept the loose pages and books scattered on the floor in the rear building and hidden them in a desk drawer so that she could give them back to Anne after the war.

After much hesitation, Otto Frank finally begins to sort the loose pages, sort them by date and read them. In this way he gets to know his younger daughter from new, still unknown sides, which she covered over during her lifetime, hid from all family members and residents of the rear house and only confided in her diary, which she called her friend "Kitty". This begins a path of suffering over the loss of his beloved daughter, which brings back many memories of the experiences in the Secret Annex.

background

The documentary filming took place in Frankfurt am Main, Jerusalem , Haifa , Tel Aviv , Amsterdam , Basel , New York City and São Paulo , while the staged film recordings were filmed in Potsdam and Berlin.

The casting, led by Esther Schapira , editor at Hessischer Rundfunk, took place in Frankfurt am Main and Berlin . The young actress Mala Emde was finally hired for the role of Anne Frank.

Film producer Walid Nakschbandi won director Raymond Ley for the film project in 2013 and commissioned him to write and direct a screenplay. Together with his wife Hannah Ley wrote the script based on the original diary entries of Anne Frank.

A German film with the title The Diary of Anne Frank was made in 2015 in Cologne, directed by Hans Steinbichler and based on a script by Fred Breinersdorfer , and was released on March 3, 2016. This film was also produced by AVE Gesellschaft für Fernsehproduktion mbH and Zeitsprung Pictures GmbH in close cooperation with the Anne Frank Fund Basel. The companies have acquired the worldwide filming rights for the diary.

criticism

“The first German film project about Anne Frank focuses more on the father-daughter relationship than others so far. Götz Schubert plays Otto Frank as a fine gentleman who, after the war, was the first to recognize the importance of his daughter's diary. Anne Frank (impressive: Mala Emde) is not stylized as a heroine, but is a talented, but also exhausting, pubescent girl. Documentary material is carefully assembled into the fictional narrative. My daughter Anne Frank is not a didactic history lesson, but an intensive intimate play about life in the Amsterdam Secret Annex. Convincing book, strong staging and no exaggerated pathos. "

“It is no small art to let the time levels and the contrast between inside and outside flow seamlessly into one another and sometimes even to merge: When Anne sits at her desk and writes, newsreel images are projected onto the wall of her prison-like hiding place why she has to hide. When Otto Frank (great: Götz Schubert) reads from the diary in private after the war, Annes who wrote the lines joins his voice. […] The film doesn't just visualize the diary, it also reflects the context of its creation, its edition history and its impact. [...] In the hiding place, it was once said at the Franks' dinner that 'all cultural languages, so no German'. The 'special Miss Anne', as her father calls the ambitious girl, is allowed to live out her great literary talent. It made the Nazis' breach of civilization easier to bear, but it did not save Anne Frank: 70 years ago, in March 1945, shortly before the end of the war, she died exhausted in Bergen-Belsen. She told an old friend she met in the camp shortly before her death about her diary. [...] The film My Daughter Anne Frank is beyond all doubt - and a prime example of successful public television. "

publication

After its first broadcast on Das Erste, the film was released on Blu-ray and DVD on February 20, 2015 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. My daughter Anne Frank - release date 19/01/2015 at fsk.de . fsk.de. Retrieved February 8, 2015.
  2. Entry on the website "Fernsehen der DDR"
  3. Shooting for the ARD documentary drama "My Daughter Anne Frank" in Potsdam and Berlin . daserste.de. Retrieved February 8, 2015.
  4. In Search of the Anne Smile . daserste.de. Archived from the original on February 8, 2015. Retrieved February 8, 2015.
  5. Statement by Raymond Ley, author and director of "My daughter Anne Frank . Daserste.de. Archived from the original on February 8, 2015. Retrieved on February 8, 2015.
  6. Anne Frank's diary is filmed . dw.de. Retrieved February 8, 2015.
  7. TV film "My daughter Anne Frank" - film review by Thomas Gehringer on tittelbach.tv
  8. ^ ARD drama "My Daughter Anne Frank": This is what successful public television looks like - film review by Thomas Andre at Spiegel Online.de
  9. MY DAUGHTER ANNE FRANK - From February 20, 2015 as DVD and Blu-ray! . gamesunit.de. Retrieved February 8, 2015.