Ternitz, Tennessee
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| Original title | Ternitz, Tennessee |
| Country of production | Austria |
| original language | German |
| Publishing year | 2000 |
| length | 80 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 16 |
| Rod | |
| Director | Mirjam Unger |
| script | Manfred Rebhandl |
| production | Thalia movie |
| camera | Jürgen Juerges |
| cut | Karina Ressler |
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Ternitz, Tennessee is an Austrian film from 2000. Mirjam Unger , whose debut feature film was Ternitz, Tennessee , was the director.
action
Lilly (Nina Proll) and Betty (Sonja Romei) dream of America and Rock'n'Roll, but Ternitz is no place for the two women. Betty works at the local dog grooming shop and her friend Lilly is a car mechanic. When the Elvis impersonator El Bresli (Gerald Votava) appears nearby, the two drive to his concert in their red Ford Mustang . Lilly falls in love with Bruce (Ade Sapara), but her friend Betty only has eyes for El Bresli. Lilly begins learning English and is undergoing breast augmentation in order to live her dream in America.
The film tells that not every dream comes true, from the disillusionment of life and from unfulfilled dreams.
production
The film was produced by the ORF (Film / Television Agreement). The film was shot in Vienna , Wiener Neustadt and Ternitz between December 1999 and April 2000.
Ternitz, Tennesse is a production by Wiener Thalia-Film, which was realized with the support of ORF , the Austrian Film Institute , the Vienna Film Fund and the Province of Lower Austria.
Web links
- Ternitz, Tennessee in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Ternitz, Tennessee on film.at
- Film: Ternitz, Tennessee on standard.at from October 25, 2002