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6.9/10   156 votes
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Director:
Fons Rademakers
Writers:
Artur Brauner (writer)
Paul Hengge (writer)
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Release Date:
9 February 1990 (Netherlands) more
Genre:
Drama more
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Awards:
Nominated for Golden Globe. Another 1 nomination more
User Comments:
Brooding, suspenseful, sometimes hard to understand more

Cast

  (Cast overview, first billed only)

Liv Ullmann ... Gabriele
Maximilian Schell ... Aaron

Peter Fonda ... Herbert

Jan Niklas ... Paessler
Hanns Zischler ... Eckert
Kurt Hübner ... Krenn
Georg Marischka ... Brinkmann
Gila Almagor ... Ruth
Katarina Lena Müller ... Tina
Nicolaus Sombart ... Judge
Özay Fecht ... Mrs. Marques
Achim Ruppel ... Klaus
Friedhelm Lehmann ... Professor Stauffer
Mareike Carrière ... Mrs. Moerbler (as Mareike Carriere)
Lutz Weidlich ... Schubert
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Der Rosengarten
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Runtime:
112 min
Language:
Dutch | English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Dolby

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6 out of 6 people found the following comment useful:-
Brooding, suspenseful, sometimes hard to understand, 27 March 2000

On the whole, I enjoyed this movie. Set in Germany, Liv Ullman is the defense lawyer for Maximillian Schell. Schell is accused of attacking an elderly man without provocation, although we later find out that the man is in fact a Nazi war criminal. The only hope for Schell may be Ullman's tireless search for justice.

Sometimes the movie is edited in such a way that necessary sequences seemed to have been edited out, for instance the first court scene seemed to jump from one point to the next, seeming to miss something in between the two. You'd see Liv Ullman saying something, and then the scene cuts to something which doesn't relate to what she had just been saying, creating confusion.

At times, the movie is highly frustrating - the court scene again, where the plaintiff's lawyer is basically badgering and shouting at defendant Maximillian Schell, and it kept making me want to tell the lawyer to shut up and leave poor Maximillian Schell alone. I know that this kind of behavior wouldn't be tolerated in American court, but the movie is set in Germany (I think, because to be truthful, no locations are ever mentioned except for the times that Ullman sets off for Hamburg).

There are problems with this movie, but they're not overwhelming. Overall I would recommend it, and Liv Ullman gives an outstanding performance.

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