Moscow Simply!

Movie
Original title	Moscow Simply!
Country of production	Switzerland
original language	Swiss German , German
Publishing year	2020
length	99 minutes
Rod
Director	Micha Lewinsky
script	Plinio Bachmann , ; Barbara Sommer, ; Micha Lewinsky
production	Anne-Catherine Lang , ; Olivier Zobrist
music	Ephrem Lüchinger
camera	Tobias Dengler
cut	Bernhard Lehner
occupation
	Philippe Graber : Viktor Schuler; Miriam Stein : Odile Lehmann; Mike Müller : Viktor's boss Marogg; Michael Maertens : Playhouse director Carl Heymann; Fabian Krüger : Reto, extra; Peter Jecklin : Colonel Lehmann; Urs Jucker : Stage manager; Sebastian Krähenbühl : Beat, police officer;

Moscow Simply! is a Swiss film production. The film deals with the fiche affair , whereby the director Micha Lewinsky , about whom a fiche existed, decided to edit the material in the form of a comedy . The language is mostly Swiss German . The film was mainly shot in Zurich , as the police officer Viktor infiltrated the ensemble of the Zurich Schauspielhaus undercover .

content

Filming Moscow Easy! at the stage entrance of the Schauspielhaus Zurich

Viktor Schuler is a police officer and listens to radio LoRa , among other things . His boss demands that he apply to be an extra at the theater. In the course of his work there, he fell in love with the actress Odile, despite the strange world he met with mistrust. Because the film is set in the autumn of 1989, the Fichen affair bursts right in the middle of the order and thus in the middle of Viktor and Odile's romance.

Moscow Simply! was programmed as the opening film for the Solothurn Film Festival 2020 , while the official film launch was scheduled for February 13, 2020.

Awards

2020: Swiss Film Award 2020 in the category Best Actress (Miriam Stein)

Web links

Individual evidence

↑ «Simply Moscow!»: Simply too sedate , SRF, January 25, 2020
↑ Moscow Simply! (2020) , vincafilm
↑ Swiss Film Prize 2020: two prizes each for “Le milieu de l'horizon” and “Forever and ever”. In: Federal Office of Culture . March 23, 2020, accessed March 23, 2020 .
↑ Georges Wyrsch: Swiss Film Award 2020: “Le milieu de l'horizon” is the best Swiss film of the year. In: Srf.ch . March 23, 2020, accessed March 23, 2020 .

[1] «Simply Moscow!»: Simply too sedate , SRF, January 25, 2020

[2] Moscow Simply! (2020) , vincafilm

[bak78530-3] Swiss Film Prize 2020: two prizes each for “Le milieu de l'horizon” and “Forever and ever”. In: Federal Office of Culture . March 23, 2020, accessed March 23, 2020 .

[4] Georges Wyrsch: Swiss Film Award 2020: “Le milieu de l'horizon” is the best Swiss film of the year. In: Srf.ch . March 23, 2020, accessed March 23, 2020 .