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Title: Beloved Sisters (2014)
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| Hannah Herzsprung | ... | Caroline von Beulwitz | |
| Florian Stetter | ... | Friedrich Schiller | |
| Henriette Confurius | ... | Charlotte von Lengefeld | |
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Claudia Messner | ... | Madame Louise von Lengefeld |
| Ronald Zehrfeld | ... | Wilhelm von Wolzogen | |
| Maja Maranow | ... | Frau Charlotte von Stein | |
| Michael Wittenborn | ... | Carl Ludwig von Knebel | |
| Andreas Pietschmann | ... | Friedrich von Beulwitz | |
| Anne Schäfer | ... | Charlotte von Kalb | |
| Peter Schneider | ... | Christian Gottfried Körner | |
| Elisabeth Wasserscheid | ... | Schwenke | |
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Christine Zart | ... | Haushälterin Stein |
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Wolf Dietrich Rammler | ... | Heinrich von Kalb (as Wolf-Dietrich Rammler) |
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Klaus Lehmann | ... | Henry Heron |
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Joachim Kappl | ... | Friedrich von Stein (as Joachim Kappel) |
The aristocratic sisters Charlotte and Caroline both fall in love with the controversial young writer and hothead Friedrich Schiller. Defying the conventions of their time, the sisters decide to share their love with Schiller. What begins playfully, almost as a game among the three of them, soon turns serious as it leads to the end of a pact. Written by Anonymous
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A failed love affair with an idea. Although the casting of the three principle parts was perfect, the personalities alone could not sustain this film. The writing was all over the place. The voice over narration had no identity and seemed a bad substitution for good editing and for writing scenes that would speak for themselves. The cinematography was beautiful, as were the venues which were chosen from Schiller's life. In my opinion, Dominik Graf feel in love with a fantasy, a faint impression (from one letter) of a relationship that is not supported by literary or historical facts, which he tried to conjure up from an illusion but which never really took form. I understand there is a shorter version of this (I watched the three hour director's cut on DVD) but it really was a long, hot mess. I give this film a 4 (poor) out of 10. {Period Romantic Drama}