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Source: Piffl Medien, DIF, © Christian Schulz
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Benno Fürmann, Nina Hoss, Hilmi Sözer (from left to right)
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Jerichow, a village in northeastern Germany – the area is poor and there is little work to be found. Here three people, off the beaten path of life, stumble into a fateful encounter: Thomas, young, strong, taciturn, a former soldier, dishonourably discharged; Ali, a bit the worse for wear, but still affable, a Turkish businessman in Germany who is mainly concerned that the employees at his snack bars don't cheat him; Laura, a woman with a past, attractive, but somewhat withdrawn into the shadows in her marriage with Ali.
Thomas, Ali and Laura withhold themselves and their secrets from one another. They want love, but are also very concerned with security. They are dependent on each other, but what they want can only be reached at the cost of betrayal.
Christian Petzold's "Jerichow" is a love triangle in which the longings of the three characters only graze the surface of even greater dreams. On the byways of Germany's Northeast, in the forests of the expansive countryside and along the cliffs above the sea a drama unfolds in which a classical cinematic constellation undergoes a daring reinterpretation. Caught between guilt and freedom, passion and intrigue are desires, the fulfilment of which comes to resemble a curse.
Source: 59. Internationale Filmfestspiele Berlin (Catalogue)
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Deutschland
2008, Spielfilm
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Director |
Christian Petzold |
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Assistant director |
Ires Jung |
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Script |
Frédéric Moriette |
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Screenplay |
Christian Petzold |
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based on |
James M. Cain (Roman "The Postman Always Rings Twice") |
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Script editor |
Harun Farocki (Beratung) |
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Director of photography |
Hans Fromm |
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Assistant camera |
Matthias Kapinos; Ricarda Hibbeln |
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Steadycam operator |
Tilman Büttner |
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Still photography |
Christian Schulz |
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Lighting design |
Christoph Dehmel-Osterloh |
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Dolly grip |
Sven Meyer |
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Production design |
Kade Gruber (Szenenbild) |
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Location manager |
Hanna Solms; Andreas Horstmann |
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Set design |
Jutta Lilli Erasin |
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Costumes |
Anette Guther |
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Make-up |
Monika Münnich; Parul Banerjee (zusätzlich) |
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Editing |
Bettina Böhler |
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Assistant editor |
Andreas Lipke |
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Sound editor |
Kuen-Il Song |
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Sound design |
Dirk Jacob |
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Sound |
Andreas Mücke-Niesytka; Martin Ehlers |
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Foley artist |
Carsten Richter; Hanse Warns |
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Mixing |
Martin Steyer |
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Music |
Stefan Will |
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Cast |
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Benno Fürmann |
Thomas |
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Nina Hoss |
Laura |
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Hilmi Sözer |
Ali |
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André M. Hennicke |
Leon |
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Claudia Geisler |
Administratorin |
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Marie Gruber |
Kassiererin |
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Knut Berger |
Polizist |
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Production company |
Schramm Film Koerner & Weber (Berlin) |
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in co-production with |
Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR) (München); Arte G.E.I.E. (Straßburg) |
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Producer |
Florian Koerner von Gustorf; Michael Weber; Bettina Reitz (BR); Andreas Schreitmüller (Arte); Jochen Kölsch (Arte) |
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Production manager |
Dorissa Berninger |
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Unit manager |
Matthias Ruppelt; Levke Palm (Set Manager) |
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Production assistant |
Clarice de Castro |
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Post-production |
Steffi Hennig (Koordination) |
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Funding |
Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg GmbH (MBBB) (Potsdam); Filmförderungsanstalt (FFA) (Berlin); Deutscher Filmförderfonds (DFFF) (Berlin) |
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Special effects |
Björn Friese |
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Stunt co-ordinator |
Lutz Heyden; Volkhart Buff |
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Casting |
Simone Bär |
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Shoot |
21.04.2008-06.06.2008: Wittenberge, Ahrenshoop (Ostsee) |
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Original distributor |
Piffl Medien GmbH (Berlin) |
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awarded with |
Nominierung in der Kategorie "Spielfilm": Deutscher Filmpreis 13.03.2009 |
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Length |
2509 m, 92 min |
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Format |
35mm, 1:1,85 |
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Picture/Sound |
Eastmancolor, Dolby SRD |
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Rating |
FSK-Prüfung (De): 20.11.2008, Nr. 116117, ab 12 Jahre / feiertagsfrei |
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Screening |
Erstaufführung (DE): 24.10.2008, Hof, Internationale Filmtage; Uraufführung (IT): 28.08.2008, Venedig, IFF; Kinostart (DE): 08.01.2009 |
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