Rosalie Goes Shopping

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Movie
Original title Rosalie Goes Shopping
Country of production USA
Germany
original language English
German
Publishing year 1989
length 94 minutes
Age rating FSK 6
Rod
Director Percy Adlon
script Percy Adlon
Eleonore Adlon
Christopher Doherty
production Eleonore and Percy Adlon
music Bob Telson
camera Bernd Heinl
cut Jean-Claude Piroué
occupation

Rosalie Goes Shopping is a German-American feature film directed by Percy Adlon from 1989.

action

Rosalie lives in Stuttgart, Arkansas with her husband Ray, whom she calls Liebling . Ray Greenspace was born here and met the Bavarian Rosalie during his time in the army in Germany. The extended family lives with their seven children in the boredom of the American provinces. Rosalie's and Ray's life is shaped by the craziness of American television advertising. They live in a consumer world and know the advertising slogans by heart - they just can't afford the things they advertise. However, this is not an obstacle for Rosalie. She fulfills the wishes of her family with numerous counterfeit credit cards and checks. While her husband Ray is spraying the fields with insecticides in his yellow biplane, Rosalie goes shopping next to the household. However, she is aware of her wrongdoing and relieves her soul as a devout Catholic with the parish priest.

Her life becomes problematic when the merchants in Stuttgart no longer accept their credit cards and checks. Only the purchase of a computer makes the future look brighter for Rosalie again. Now the naive housewife is developing into a dreaded hacker and is going on a whole new shopping spree.

background

Percy Adlon discovered Marianne Sägebrecht in 1983 and gave her a small role in his film The Swing . In 1985 she first played the lead role in an Adlon film in Zuckerbaby . In his surprise success Out of Rosenheim , Adlon Sägebrecht first came to America as a Bavarian in 1987. He tried to repeat the success of this film in Rosalie Goes Shopping with a similarly characterized protagonist two years later, but this did not succeed.

Reviews

  • Lexicon of international film : Emphasizes weird comedy, tailored to the leading actress Marianne Sägebrecht, who, after her successful roles in "Zuckerbaby" and "Out of Rosenheim", wins the audience again with disarming naivety and shrewdness, but cannot compensate for the book's weaknesses. Moderate entertainment.

Awards

Marianne Sägebrecht, star of the film

The film was invited to the competition at the Cannes International Film Festival in 1989 , where it had its world premiere, but was not included in the award. The film was released in German cinemas in November 1989.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Rosalie Goes Shopping. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed February 19, 2017 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used