Die Sturmflut

TV Movie
2006
3h 2m

IMDb RATING

5.2/10

380

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Benno Fürmann, Jan Josef Liefers, and Nadja Uhl in Die Sturmflut (2006)

Action Drama Romance

February 16, 1962. A huge hurricane is brewing over the Atlantic, flooding large parts of the North Sea coast. Even in Hamburg, 100 km away, the storm reaches such a power that some parts ar... Read allFebruary 16, 1962. A huge hurricane is brewing over the Atlantic, flooding large parts of the North Sea coast. Even in Hamburg, 100 km away, the storm reaches such a power that some parts are flooded.February 16, 1962. A huge hurricane is brewing over the Atlantic, flooding large parts of the North Sea coast. Even in Hamburg, 100 km away, the storm reaches such a power that some parts are flooded.

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IMDb RATING

5.2/10

380

YOUR RATING

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Awards
- 4 wins & 3 nominations total

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

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.

Connections
Remake of Sturmflut (1987)

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Featured review

5/10

I liked it...

First: It's known that animals do sense drastic changes and danger from weather. So where's the problem with that?

Second, we get so see all kinds of rubbush from Hollywood. Whatz wrong with this one?

It's an action-drama, not a documentary.

And for a based-on-true-events movie it sticks pretty close to reality (compared to Hollywood).

I think it had all I expect from a movie of that kind. It's a nice popcorn-and-beer movie for boring days and for a German TV-flick the CGI was extremely good.

So ppl, stop complaining. It's not that bad at all.

Have a look at the DU BIST DEUTSCHLAND campaign again and try to understand what it means. Germans just love to complain. It's a pain in the ass.