Credited cast: | |||
Simon Morzé | ... | Franz Huchel | |
Bruno Ganz | ... | Prof. Sigmund Freud | |
Johannes Krisch | ... | Otto Trsnjek | |
Emma Drogunova | ... | Anezka | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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David Altman | ... | Truck driver |
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Christoph Bittenauer | ... | Jahrmarktausrufer |
Haymon Maria Buttinger | ... | Schaubudenbesitzer | |
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Gerti Drassl | ||
Karoline Eichhorn | ... | Anna Freud | |
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Michael Fitz | ... | Roter Egon |
Regina Fritsch | ... | Margarete Huchel | |
Tom Hanslmaier | ... | Offizier | |
Erni Mangold | ... | Frau im Pelzmantel im Bahnhof | |
Thomas Mraz | ... | Conferencier | |
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Vicky Nikolaevskaja | ... | Freundin |
Based on the international bestseller by Robert Seethaler. A tender, heart-breaking story about one young man and his friendship with Sigmund Freud during the Nazi occupation of Vienna....
Its a story about the plain and simple bond, between the psychiatrist sigmund freud and a tobacco selling apprentice franz , in the politically preassure boiler pre 2nd world war vienna, austria.
its a nice film, without atrocities, and not so much nazipropaganda as you might expect of a film like this, but it catches itself very well through the acting and location design of the city streets of vienna.
its a bit psychoanalytic in its preferences, and there are some dream themes that can be sore to swallow for the novices of the silverscreen, but the message are given without the words in a very well acted play.
if you like bruno ganz, you wont be dissapointed, the grumpy old man recommends