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Cast
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Philipp Hezoucky | ... |
Thomas Ritter
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Christine Artner | ... |
Tamara Weiss
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Matthias Hoffmann | ... |
Christian Rossmann
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Benjamin Plautz | ... |
Mann
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Katharina Vana | ... |
Frau
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Stefanie Kammerhofer | ... |
Katharina
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Monika Liska | ... |
Frau Rothschedl
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Andy Posner | ... |
Arzt
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Stefan Müller | ... |
Fremder /
Todesbote /
Luzifer
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Andrea Tatschl | ... |
Marie
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Anna Zissler | ... |
Luise
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Christian Linzbichler | ... |
Doktor
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Leopold F.J. Keber | ... |
Norbert Hopper
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Carola Pojer | ... |
Lena
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Agnes Julia Redl | ... |
Tamaras Freundin
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Country:
AustriaLanguage:
GermanRelease Date:
27 January 2006 (Austria) See more »Filming Locations:
Graz, Styria, AustriaBox Office
Budget:
€70,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Sound Mix:
Dolby DigitalColor:
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1.78 : 1
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Written and Produced by Christian Scheucher
Performed by Vesna Petkovic
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Did You Know?
Trivia
The peeing-sound in the wake-up sequence is an original recording of director Stefan Müller urinating. See more »Goofs
The water stains next to Tamara in the balcony-sequence have disappeared in Thomas' flashback, because it was made with CGI and forgotten in the second shot. See more »Soundtracks
"Some Music"Written and Produced by Christian Scheucher
Performed by Vesna Petkovic
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OK i watched it on Friday night and in short, i enjoyed watching it! The film focuses on two different time periods, 1823 and the present day, with costume and location for the 19th century being convincing. The special effects were very impressive and there were some beautiful pictures of rural Austria, however at times i felt the scenes of 1823 were a bit difficult to follow, which is probably due to my German being not completely fluent.
Scenes from the modern era were more entertaining. I enjoyed seeing how Thomas met Tamara, their relationship, and the drama from this era was convincing. Thomas then lost contact with Tamara and was told about the "schwarzen man" (black man). Then eventually we see the connection between 19th century Austria and the modern day.
I found the scenes of present day Austria more entertaining as i felt i could understand more of the storyline, however the standard of film-making here is very impressive and shows what high standards can be achieved on a shoestring budget.