Separation City - city of infidelities

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Movie
German title Separation City - city of infidelities
Original title Separation City
Country of production New Zealand
original language English
Publishing year 2009
length 102 minutes
Rod
Director Paul Middleditch
script Tom Scott
production San Fu Maltha
music Luke Buda
Samuel Flynn Scott
camera Steve Arnold
cut Michael Horton
occupation

Separation City - City of Infidelity (Original Title: Separation City ) is a New Zealand love comedy, which was directed by Paul Middleditch . It's about love and sex after seven years of marriage and the chaos of relationships between people in their late thirties who experience major breakups and the drama associated with them. The shoot took five weeks. The film was shot in New Zealand, where it is set. Another location is Berlin .

action

Simon is a decent sedate man in his thirties and lives in Wellington , New Zealand . He is married to an attractive woman, Pam. According to his own statements, he chose them carefully. After seven years of marriage, the sex life has fallen asleep and he is bored. He falls in love with the beautiful cellist Katrien - a friend of his wife. Katrien herself is married to the funky German Klaus, with whom she has children. She catches him inflagranti and the two separate. Klaus himself had also been bored in his marriage, which he openly reveals in a men's group, the Men's Club, in which Simon also participates. Because of their mutual circle of acquaintances, Katrien and Simon run into each other again and again and both fall in love. At first neither of them want an affair, but the attraction is so strong that they try to love each other, which initially fails because of Simon. When they realize that they both have to go to Germany on business, they make an appointment in Berlin. Simon moves into a room in the Westin Grand Berlin ( Unter den Linden ). When Simon and Katrien lie naked in the hotel bed, Pam appears surprisingly. With the help of his friend and a colleague at work, Katrien can barely be maneuvered into the next room unnoticed, from where she can hear Simon and Pam making love, which Katrien is very frustrated and humiliated. However, the wife Pam later notices that Simon and Katrien are having an affair. She flies back to Wellington angry. She later tells him that she wants the breakup.

Simon proposes to Katrien and confesses that he loves her. Both love each other physically. After that, Katrien tells him that she would not love him, only adore him. She was vulnerable and he was bored. She doesn't want a future together. Later a friend tells him that a number of couples have separated and Wellington calls the "Separation City" (English for: City of Separation) Simon's wife is now having an affair with Klaus and wants a divorce.

At the end of the film you can see Pam forgiving Simon. Katrien lives near Klaus and looks after the children. When Katrien is in Berlin on business, she wonders whether Simon would think of her sometimes.

criticism

The Rottentomatoes review website counted four reviews, three of which were positive.

"The quite remarkable social comedy takes a satirical look at relationships, but formally fulfills the demands of dignified television food"

- Two thousand and one film dictionary

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Separation City Wraps In Wellington ( Memento of the original from July 26, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved June 17, 2009 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.thecrewlist.com
  2. ^ Separation City . NZ On Screen. Retrieved September 27, 2009.
  3. On Rottentomatoes (Engl.)
  4. http://www.zweitausendeins.de/filmlexikon/?sucheNach=titel&wert=537872