Pilgrimage to Padua

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Movie
Original title Pilgrimage to Padua
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 2011
length 88 minutes
Rod
Director Jan Ruzicka
script Sophia Krapoth
production Astrid Ruppert
Heike Wiehle-Timm
music Carsten Bohn
camera Michael killer
cut Marcel Peragine
occupation

Pilgrimage to Padua is a German TV film from 2011 . The comedy film , which was broadcast on ARD for the first time on October 14, 2011 , was seen by 4.13 million viewers, corresponding to a market share of 13.4 percent. The film was produced by Degeto in 2010 .

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The geriatric nurse Gundula Glöckner would do anything for her two children. Her 16 year old son Michel and her 24 year old daughter Lena are her pride and joy. It makes her all the more sad that Lena keeps getting into the wrong men. On the advice of Pastor Gustav Schrotmann, she should get Lena to take part in a pilgrimage to Padua . But Lena refuses to go to Saint Anthony to pray for a better love. So Gundula decides to go on this trip herself and, with her son Michel, joins the pastor, six other pilgrims and the bad-tempered bus driver Benno Fischer. She doesn't get along with Benno at all. During all the smaller and bigger mishaps on the trip, she got into arguments with him again and again. However, she also notices that she is gradually developing feelings for him.

Reviews

"Spirited, well-acted (television) comedy about an opposing couple who find each other in a roundabout way."

“Admittedly, director Jan Ruzicka [...] rather staged a Schmonzette. But good actors and their recognizable fun in the game (and in the singing) ensure good entertainment. The script was provided by Sophia Krapoth [...], based on which Ruzicka staged the comedy "Love like on the first day" in 2005. "

“For the harmless story, the main actors are half the battle. Friends of hymns will get their money's worth. Conclusion: good actors in a silly story "

“That the story works like clockwork is of course thanks to the author's many ideas. Tempo, acting and the precise staging of punch lines, however, are the merit of director Jan Růžička (most recently "Der Mauerschützen"), who once again succeeds in staging a supposedly predictable Friday story in "Das Erste". "

“But the way is the goal of this" pilgrimage to Padua ". The much invoked "Padua Principle" is not praying on site, but talking to one another, listening and taking your time. This is how this film works [...]. Speed ​​is not data here, in case of doubt a Christian song is trilled (sometimes one too many!) And a point of rest is sought. [...] A sympathetic entertainment film. "

See also

Individual evidence

  1. a b pilgrimage to Padua , gabriele-graf.de
  2. Pilgrimage to Padua. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used 
  3. Pilgrimage to Padua , prisma.de
  4. ^ Pilgrimage to Padua , tvspielfilm.de
  5. TV film “Pilgerfahrt nach Padua” , tittelbach.tv

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