Der 7. Tag

Name: Der 7. Tag
Genre: Thriller
Released: 2017-10-23
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Rating: 5.8
Cast: Stefanie Stappenbeck, Marcus Mittermeier, Katharina Schüttler

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20172017
1h 30m

5.8/10

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Stefanie Stappenbeck in Der 7. Tag (2017)

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Sybille (Stefanie Stappenbeck) wakes up in a strange hotel room with a bloodstained knife in her hand. Next to her is her husband, Michael - brutally murdered. The police are on their way, S... Read allSybille (Stefanie Stappenbeck) wakes up in a strange hotel room with a bloodstained knife in her hand. Next to her is her husband, Michael - brutally murdered. The police are on their way, She herself does not remember anything. She flees in panic. The dead man is believed lost, ... Read allSybille (Stefanie Stappenbeck) wakes up in a strange hotel room with a bloodstained knife in her hand. Next to her is her husband, Michael - brutally murdered. The police are on their way, She herself does not remember anything. She flees in panic. The dead man is believed lost, the notary Michael (Steve Windolf). One and a half years earlier, he had sold 20 million e... Read all

5.8/10

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Director
- Roland Suso Richter
Writers
- André Georgi
- Nika Lubitsch(novel)
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Josefine Preuß and Steve Windolf in Der 7. Tag (2017)

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Sybille (Stefanie Stappenbeck) wakes up in a strange hotel room with a bloodstained knife in her hand. Next to her is her husband, Michael - brutally murdered. The police are on their way, She herself does not remember anything. She flees in panic. The dead man is believed lost, the notary Michael (Steve Windolf). One and a half years earlier, he had sold 20 million euros of misappropriated client funds to South America. He had left her pregnant wife behind without explanation. She lost her house, her entire possessions - and her baby. Although her grief and anger at him are limitless, she is certain that she is not the murderer. To prove her innocence, she sets out to find the real culprit. Commissioners Tanja (Josefine Preuß) and Rainer (Henning Baum) are hot on her heels. She gets help from her friend Gabi (Katharina Schüttler) and her husband Ullrich (Marcus Mittermeier), and her husband's former office partner. Bit by bit, her memory gap closes. She begins to realize the great danger she is in.

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- Thriller
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In the opening scene of the film, Stefanie Stappenbeck is seen completely naked, including her totally shaved genital area. "I was also very surprised that I did it (laughs). Actually, I have no desire at all to be naked in front of the camera - I find that quite terrible, especially in times of the internet. But with this film I had the feeling that there was really no way around it. I thought that there was no other way for the logic of the film: you wake up naked, you don't know what's going on at all - that's one of the most blatant beginnings there is for a character, because it's such a big shock. Since I trusted the director Roland Suso Richter and his team very much, I did it and they showed me on set what the scene would look like afterwards. I could therefore still tell which parts of my body were perhaps being shown too clearly. But the way it is now, I think it's just right for the film - quite natural and not like 'Oh, we absolutely have to show a naked woman.'"-she says.