Crazy about Paris

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Movie
Original title Crazy about Paris
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 2002
length 90 minutes
Age rating FSK 0
Rod
Director Pago Balke ,
Eike Besuden
script Pago Balke,
Eike Besuden
production Ingrid Holzapfel
music Karsten Gundermann
camera Piotr Lenar
cut Margot Neubert-Maric ,
Birgit Hemmerling
occupation

Crazy About Paris is a road movie by Pago Balke and Eike Besuden from 2002 .

action

Hilde, Philip and Karl escape the monotonous everyday life of a Bremen dormitory for people with disabilities . At first they only plan a day trip to Cologne , but through a few entanglements they finally get to Paris . Followed by the supervisor Enno, who is played by Dominique Horwitz , a fun -loving comedy develops with a lot of situational comedy and self-irony.

Movie theme

The film deals with the topics of perception and self-portrayal of disability, friendship and love.

actor

The main actors Göttsch, Kleine and Grabski have been active as stage actors in the Blaumeier Atelier , a Bremen project for artistic work with disabled people.

criticism

“A sympathetic story, presented with mentally and physically handicapped people from a Bremen theater group who are supported by well-known German actors. Even if the characters are hardly explored by the disabled, are rather wooden by the professionals and the staging often seems awkward, the basic tone of the film is remarkable due to its unadulterated understanding and openness. "

Awards

  • In 2002 the film won the Bernhard Wicki Prize at the Emden International Film Festival, Aurich, Norderney
  • In 2003 the film won the audience award at the “Berlin & Beyond” festival in San Francisco
  • In 2003 the film won the Special Award from the German American Chamber of Commerce in San Francisco
  • The film won in 2004 the Self-help -Medienpreis Bobby .

literature

  • Eike Besuden (Ed.): Crazy about Paris. The book - a hand's breadth from the film track. With photographs by Olaf Schlote. Atlantik, Bremen 2003, ISBN 3-926529-58-X .

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