Die Sturmflut (TV 2006)

Director:

Jorgo Papavassiliou

Writer:

Holger Karsten Schmidt

Stars:

Benno Fürmann, Götz George, Nadja Uhl

2 wins & 2 nominations.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Benno Fürmann	...	Jürgen Urban
Götz George	...	Jens Urban
Nadja Uhl	...	Katja Döbbelin
Jutta Speidel	...	Hilde Döbbelin
Elmar Wepper	...	Paul Döbbelin
Gil Ofarim	...	Stefan Döbbelin
Jan Josef Liefers	...	Markus Abt
Michael Degen	...	Karl Abt
Gaby Dohm	...	Karin Abt
Heiner Lauterbach	...	Alexander Claussen
Natalia Wörner	...	Susanne Lenz
Christian Berkel	...	Innensenator Helmut Schmidt
Walter Kreye	...	Seewetteramtsleiter Friedrich Pröscher
Dietrich Mattausch	...	Stellv. Polizeipräsident Matthias Labahn
Arnd Klawitter	...	Helge Jacobs

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

water | panic | flood | fear | screaming | 

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Genres:

Action | Drama | Romance

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Details

Official Sites:

RTL [de]

Country:

Germany

Language:

German

Release Date:

19 February 2006 (Germany)

Also Known As:

Au coeur de la tempête

Filming Locations:

Bremen, Bremen, Germany

Box Office

Budget:

€8,000,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

teamWorx Produktion für Kino und Fernsehen GmbH

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

The budget of 8 million Euros made this project the most expensive German TV movie ever to date.

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Goofs

Both Katja Doebbelin (played by Nadja Uhl) as well as Juergen Urban (played by 'Benno Fuermann') have blue eyes. Their common son Philipp (as it turns out later in the film) has brown eyes. This is impossible for genetic reasons.

User Reviews

Excellent considering that it's a German TV production

I really liked the movie and I was surprised to see such quality on a German TV movie. Considering other RTL, Pro7 or Sat 1 produced movies, this one was a big shot. Featuring nearly all of the great German TV and cinema actors (Lauterbach, Götz George, Elmar Wepper and many others) the movie had all it takes for a fine popcorn evening at home. Although the first part tended to get a bit boring, preparing the upcoming catastrophic events the part II was mostly fast paced and exciting. I also think the music helped a lot, also the visual effects guys did an outstanding job. However, I hope that there will be more German movies in that size produced in the future.