Name: Brinkmanns Zorn
Director: Harald Bergmann
Released: 2007-01-11
Duration: 1 h 45 min
Rating: 7.4
Cast: Eckhard Rhode, Alexandra Finder, Martin Kurz, Rainer Sellien

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Cast overview, first billed only:
	Eckhard Rhode	...	Rolf Dieter Brinkmann and Brinkmann Sprecher 3
	Alexandra Finder	...	Marleen Brinkmann
	Martin Kurz	...	Robert Brinkmann
	Rainer Sellien	...	Henning Freyend
	Isabel Schosnig	...	Linda
	Baki Davrak	...	Konrad
	Peter Brombacher	...	Brinkmann Sprecher 1 (voice)
	Shortie Scheumann	...	Brinkmann Sprecher 2 (voice)
	Andreas Bisowski	...	Brinkmann Sprecher 4 (voice)
	Felix Vörtler	...	Brinkmann Sprecher 5 (voice) (as Felix Voertler)
	Andreas Laurenz Maier	...	Brinkmann Sprecher 6 (voice) (as Andreas Maier)
	Katharina Kummer	...	Frauenstimme (voice)
	Domenico Sambucco	...	Italienische Stimme (voice)
	Mike Lucas	...	Englische Stimme 1 (voice)
	Mark Terrill	...	Englische Stimme 2 (voice)

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Language:

German

Release Date:

11 January 2007 (Germany) See more »

Filming Locations:

Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, UK See more »

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Harald Bergmann Filmproduktion, Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR) See more »

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Confusing and Challenging: A Masterpiece

5 April 2007 | by mikyle – See all my reviews

Rolf Dieter Brinkmann was a German poet and writer. He lived mostly in Cologne and died in a car accident in London in 1975.

The new filmed material of actors playing Brinkmann and his family is dubbed over by original spoken recordings of the author and his surroundings. Fascinating material and very convincing acting combine to bring to life this extraordinary icon of German 70s-culture with his own voice: vibrant, radical, obsessive, sometimes desperate, detailed descriptions and accusations of everything and everyone.

Alternatingly touching and funny, the film was for me a great eye-opener to an important personality of German pre-MTV popular culture.

9/10

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