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A Fine Day
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Title: A Fine Day (2001)
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Serpil Turhan | ... |
Deniz
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Bilge Bingul | ... |
Diego
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Florian Stetter | ... |
Jan
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Selda Kaya | ... |
Leyla
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Hafize Uner | ... |
Mutter von Deniz
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Hanns Zischler | ... |
Regisseur
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Elke Schmitter | ... |
Frau im Café
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Simone Bär | ... |
Regiassistentin
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Jon Handschin | ... |
Mann in U-Bahn
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Sibylle Hubatschek-Rahn | ... |
Synchronregisseurin
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Natalie Peters | ... |
Freundin von Diego
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Stefan Pethke | ... |
Taxifahrer
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Katja Thimm | ... |
Synchroncutterin
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Benedict Weber | ... |
Synchronsprecher
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Nicole Winterbauer | ... |
Castingassistentin
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A day in the life of the 21 years old Deniz, who aims to become an actress and makes her living by dubbing movies. After she has split with her old boyfriend she gets to know Diego and spends the evening with him.
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Country:
GermanyRelease Date:
18 October 2001 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
A Fine Day See more »Filming Locations:
Berlin, GermanyCompany Credits
Production Co:
Filmboard Berlin-Brandenburg (FBB), Pickpocket Productions, Zero Film GmbH See more »
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For me, this film is a brilliant little discourse on love and film. It shows the small, but important issues of daily life - as falling in love, looking, wandering the city. As such, it takes you on a philosophical journey, through which the director makes you wonder about the different ways in which we are looking at others (your lover, your family, a stranger) and at film. The director reflects on the film medium itself and on how film represents reality and affects us doing so. A film that also installs a strange, distorted sense of time. The photography and the editing are very well done, but the acting could have been a little more vivid, I think.