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Stratosphere Girl (2004) 6.5
Director:Matthias X. ObergWriter:Matthias X. Oberg |
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Chloé Winkel | ... | |
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Yamamoto
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Rebecca Palmer | ... |
Rachel
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Monika
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Polly
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Ella
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Filip Peeters | ... |
Kruilman
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Oshima
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Peggy Jane de Schepper | ... |
Larissa
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Alan Westaway | ... |
Scotty
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Papa-San
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Mette Louise Holland | ... |
Ingrid
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Monika Strzelczyk | ... |
Tanya
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Oona Spengler | ... |
Russian Girl
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Akemi Otani | ... |
Mama-San
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Release Date:
9 September 2004 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
The Stratosphere Girl See more »Company Credits
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A little strange at times, but since when has that been a bad thing? This nice and intelligent film is structured on many layers, full of intrigue and double meanings. The plot leaves some things unanswered, which is quite irritating, but not to consider as an actual flaw.
Some characters remind me of some of Lynch's disturbing, mysterious figures. And this German (?) director tries to give the film an extra layer via images, which he mostly succeeds.
I recommend it. It is exquisitely performed and filmed.