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Matthias Koeberlin | ... | Steffen |
Naike Rivelli | ... | Sharon | |
Manou Lubowski | ... | Yehoshua | |
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Hans Diehl | ... | Scafaro |
Dietrich Hollinderbäumer | ... | John Kaun | |
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Heinrich Giskes | ... | Professor Willfort |
Robinson Reichel | ... | Roland Jung | |
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Klaus Grünberg | ... | Man with broken nose |
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Pierre Semmler | ... | Christopher |
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Frank Scharl | ... | Ryan |
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Mario Holetzeck | ... | Dan |
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Gode Benedix | ... | Dr. Simmon (as Gode Bendix) |
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Torsten Jerabek | ... | Agent 1 |
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Andreas Cremer | ... | Agent 2 |
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Dounia Tazi | ... | Ausgrabungshelferin |
Steffen Vogt is helping out at a German archaeological excavation in Israel when he finds a 2,000-year-old skeleton holding the instructions for a video camera dating from the year 2003. The bones also show traces of the present day. His theory of a time-traveler who made a video of Jesus is laughed at by everyone, however, including Sharon, an attractive Israeli woman he adores. Although no one appears to believe him, his find certainly seems to have generated interest: Steffen is attacked shortly afterwards in his hotel room by strange men; then he discovers that the German embassy and the secret service are after him; and when his friend Dan is murdered, he goes into hiding. His only true ally is Sharon. Steffen's theory seems to be correct: financier and time-travel expert Kaun turns up at the excavations in person and carries out several elaborate subterranean measurements at the Wailing Wall where he believes the camera has been hidden. He is assisted by the head of the ... Written by Anonymous
if you love the book, the movie is good to see to make a comparison. People who do not know the original novel, most likely, will not enjoy the movie. It's flat, died-and-ran-away, and "what is it all about?". I agree you can't make a good 2,5h motion picture out of excellent! >600 pages twist and turn (and "make me think") story. Watch it on your own risk, but don't come back and complain until you read the original. ...
well done from technical side..., no complains about actors'es play, pity the director focused only on "run for your life" scenes, but as it seems a quite low budget movie (so don't expect any FX to remember), sounds as a nice event for an evening (if you red a book before - otherwise go and see "Mummy ..." series"). Veni, Vidi, flushed....
I loved to see it as the book is in my Top 10 "Sci-Fi" list.... go and spend a week to find what is it all about.