Gravity (movie)
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Original title | Gravity |
Country of production | Germany |
original language | German |
Publishing year | 2009 |
length | 97 minutes |
Age rating | FSK 16 |
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Director | Maximilian Erlenwein |
script | Maximilian Erlenwein |
production |
Alexander Bickenbach , Manuel Bickenbach |
music | Jacob Ilya |
camera | Ngo The Chau |
cut | Gergana Voigt |
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Gravity is a German feature film from 2009 . Maximilian Erlenwein wrote the script and directed. The main role is played by Fabian Hinrichs .
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The adapted bank employee Frederik Feinermann is torn from his orderly life when a bank customer shoots himself before his eyes. Instead of going on with his life, as suggested by his emotionally cold boss, as if nothing had happened, he breaks into this one. To get his credit card back, which was lost in the apartment, he seeks the help of an old friend, the former prisoner Vince Holland.
From the initially one-off campaign, a series of burglaries develops , in which the two rob customers of Frederiks Bank at night. He gets deeper and deeper into crime , in which he can live out his dark side, while Vince actually wanted to end his criminal career.
At the same time, Frederik finally finds the courage to approach his childhood sweetheart Nadine, who ended their relationship seven years ago, apparently by chance, as he has never overcome his love for her.
Vince is meanwhile haunted by Reinier Grimm, a man from his earlier criminal days, who threatens him. Frederik has finally won back his childhood love and wants to live out their childhood dream, a trip to Iceland , with her . Before he sets off on the trip, however, he wants to prevent Vince from finally solving his problems with Grimm. However, Frederik cannot stop Vince who shoots Reinier Grimm after a fight on his estate.
Back at the train station, Frederik is finally overwhelmed by the police. Mrs. Reicherts, one of Frederik's colleagues, had betrayed him. The film ends with Frederik, in handcuffs, and Nadine smiling at each other at the train station.
Reviews
"Gravity works both as an in-depth character study and as a drama and subversive comedy and manages to always remain grounded and life-affirming, audience-accessible, entertaining, playful and surprising despite its slightly inflated narrative."
“After the suicide of a desperate customer, the otherwise tidy bank clerk Frederik is nervous - and becomes a passionate burglar. It is not a long way for the hero from the socially sanctioned "fraud", as he practiced it as a banker, to the forbidden side of criminal activity. The cinematic narrative captivates with its magical day-night structure, which is characterized by double life. The play of unpredictability by the outstanding trio of actors Hinrichs, Vogel & von Waldstätten is also magical. The coherent score rounds off the psychophysical masterpiece. "
Awards
- First Steps 2009
- In the full-length feature films category
- Max Ophüls Prize 2010
- Best feature film
- Nora von Waldstätten: best young actress
- Fabian Hinrichs: Special prize from the jury for his outstanding performance
- German Film Award 2010
- Nomination for Fabian Hinrichs in the category Best Acting Achievement - Male Leading Role
Web links
- Gravity in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Gravity at filmportal.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ Approval certificate for gravity . Voluntary self-regulation of the film industry , October 2009 (PDF; test number: 119 889 K).
- ↑ tittelbach.tv: Cinema co-production “Schwerkraft” , accessed on June 1, 2012.
- ^ Spiegel Online, January 24, 2010 (accessed March 9, 2010)