Kirsten, a 17 year old girl just before her 18th birthday, leaves for a village called Selmen. All the girls there kill themselves when they turn 18. Kirsten finds out that just before that...
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Title: The Village (TV Movie 2010)
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Cast
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| Eleanor Tomlinson | ... | Kirsten Schwarz | |
| Finn Atkins | ... | Marie Schwarz | |
| Christopher Elson | ... | Raphael | |
| David Bamber | ... | Dr. Wagner | |
| David Fellowes | ... | Dr. Fischer | |
| Murray Melvin | ... | Male Librarian | |
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Markéta Dergelová | ... | Hepzibah (as Markéta Frösslová) |
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Kevin Colson | ... | Pater Raymond |
| Helen Mutch | ... | Melanie | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Marek Adamczyk | ... | Stefan | |
| Emily Cox | ... | Stephanie (as Emily Bryans Cox) | |
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Michal Devera | ... | Joseph Curwen |
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Pavla Dostalova | ... | Sofia |
| Keylee Jade Flanders | ... | Amelia | |
| Hana Frejková | ... | Old Lady Henrietta | |
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Kirsten, a 17 year old girl just before her 18th birthday, leaves for a village called Selmen. All the girls there kill themselves when they turn 18. Kirsten finds out that just before that, they all had problems getting into sleep. She also experience sleeping problems and tries to find out what is going on. Written by E.R.F. Knaap
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EnglishRelease Date:
1 February 2010 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
A Aldeia See more »Company Credits
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UFA Fernsehproduktion GmbH, UFA International Film & TV Production GmbH, Wilma Film See more »
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Impressively directed and acted, with its astounding cinematography and production design work, memorable performances, an astonishing soundtrack and a nightmarish, absorbing atmosphere filled with really unique and original images not seen before, this uncanny witch tale succeeds in hypnotizing the viewer from start to finish. There are a number of stunning moments that convincingly demonstrate how thin the line between fairytale and horror actually is. Beautiful Eleanor Tomlinson, now deservedly on her way to big stardom, pulls us right into the story and her haunted mind. I was lucky enough to see the uncut, original English version during the American Film Market under its altered title THE VILLAGE and hope the movie will be finally released on DVD.