On Christmas Eve, the prostitute Mia meets four different people for different reasons.
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Title: Dreamland (2013)
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4 wins & 6 nominations.
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| Luna Zimic Mijovic | ... | Mia | |
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André Jung | ... | Rolf |
| Bettina Stucky | ... | Judith | |
| Marisa Paredes | ... | Maria | |
| Ursina Lardi | ... | Lena | |
| Devid Striesow | ... | Martin | |
| Stefan Kurt | ... | Jonas | |
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Kire Gorevski | ... | Dávid |
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Elisabeth Schwarz | ... | Helga |
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Hans Diehl | ... | Hans-Christian |
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Aurel Kuthy | ... | Max |
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Yael Hazan | ... | Eli |
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Etienne Cotter | ... | Nico |
| José Ángel Egido | ... | Juan | |
| Dragos Bucur | ... | Cousin | |
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On Christmas Eve, the prostitute Mia meets four different people for different reasons.
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hypocrisy | hypocritical woman | hypocritical man | death | exploitation |Genres:
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20 November 2014 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
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Zodiac Pictures International, Wüste Film Ost, Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF) See more »
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Very solid work by Petra Volpe reminded me of Ulrich Seidl and Barbara Albert's reflections on anomie in Austria. After the showing which I attended Q & A with Volpe and Judith Kaufmann focused on Swiss prostitution and the plight of women, but I saw Traumland as much more about alienation, as is borne out by the lack of functional intimate relationships between anyone at all within the film.
A strong piece, which while frequently gritty and unsettling also contains a pleasant range of emotions, including frequent humor. The closing scene was perhaps a bit lazy to my mind. I look forward to more films from Volpe.