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Anatomie (2000) 6.0
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Reviews: 107 user | 54 critic | 4 from Metacritic.com Medical student Paula Henning wins a place at an exclusive Heidelberg medical school. When the body of a young man she met on the train turns up on her dissection table, she begins to ... See full summary » Director:Stefan Ruzowitzky |
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Hein
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Anna Loos | ... |
Gretchen
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Caspar
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Phil
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Prof. Grombek
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Ludwig
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David
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Franz
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Antonia Cäcilia Holfelder | ... |
Gabi
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Rüdiger Vogler | ... |
Dr. Henning
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Barbara M. Ahren | ... |
Frau Henning
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Werner Dissel | ... |
Paulas Großvater
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Medical student Paula Henning wins a place at an exclusive Heidelberg medical school. When the body of a young man she met on the train turns up on her dissection table, she begins to investigate the mysterious circumstances surrounding his death, and uncovers a gruesome conspiracy perpetrated by an Antihippocratic secret society operating within the school. Written by Alexander Lum
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They can't wait to get their hands on you. Your end is only the beginning. See more »Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for terror violence/gore, some sexuality and language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
GermanyRelease Date:
3 February 2000 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
Anatomia See more »Box Office
Budget:
DEM 8,400,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$5,725 (USA) (8 September 2000)Gross:
$5,725 (USA) (8 September 2000)Company Credits
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Deutsche Columbia TriStar Filmproduktion, Claussen & Wöbke Filmproduktion GmbH See more »
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student hecklers: Yeah, Kaminski instincts are very basic... They're more fun when they're alive.
Prof. Grombek: Alright, pipe down. That's enough for this group. Ever seen a drowning victim? Tomorrow's putrefaction day.
Paula Henning: Uh, professor? There seems to be some kind of anomaly in the pelvic region.
Prof. Grombek: A penis per chance? It's not an anomaly, it's that little boys are created differently than little girls. ...
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(Freddy Fresh (as Frederick Schmid))
© Edition XIX Publishing
by Freddy Fresh
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment (Germany) GmbH and the BMG UFA Music Publishing Houses
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Did You Know?
Trivia
The door that leads to the stainless steel morgue room in the movie actually leads to the cafeteria of Technische Universität München. The movie was screened in the big wooden lecture auditorium seen in the movie, leading to a "picture-in-picture"-effect for the audience. See more »Goofs
When Paula goes to the police to report the AAA, she cannot provide David's last name. Right in the previous scene with Hein at the library, he mentions that "she should stop investigating the death of her friend, David Rolof". See more »Quotes
Prof. Grombek: [first words - as med student works over cadaver bare-handed] Gloves Kaminski, gloves. The lady's a study aid, not Sharon Stone.student hecklers: Yeah, Kaminski instincts are very basic... They're more fun when they're alive.
Prof. Grombek: Alright, pipe down. That's enough for this group. Ever seen a drowning victim? Tomorrow's putrefaction day.
Paula Henning: Uh, professor? There seems to be some kind of anomaly in the pelvic region.
Prof. Grombek: A penis per chance? It's not an anomaly, it's that little boys are created differently than little girls. ...
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"1971"(Freddy Fresh (as Frederick Schmid))
© Edition XIX Publishing
by Freddy Fresh
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment (Germany) GmbH and the BMG UFA Music Publishing Houses
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There is an endless supply of trashy horror movies. It seems that people never get tired of trying to scare and thrill. Alas, very seldom these attempts succeed. This, unfortunate movie has almost no redeeming value. The story is highly predictable, most of the actors very uninspired, or just plainly miscast, special effects of very low quality. It took a lot of effort not to switch off the DVD and go to bed. With such a limited number of foreign movies issued in the USA, why in the world would anybody want to import this drivel. To top it all, apparently there is an "Anatomy 2 ", for those who have nothing better to do. I'd rather watch the paint dry.