Titel Kino 1/2002 - German Cinema
Titel Kino 1/2002 - German Cinema
Titel Kino 1/2002 - German Cinema
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Herz<br />
“Tropical Dive” is the name of a small diving school in a suburb of<br />
Cologne. A group of friends meets there on a regular basis to forget their<br />
day-to-day troubles in the weightlessness of the underwater world. Cem’s<br />
heart beats for Lale, who is standing trial. Georg is having trouble coming<br />
to grips with the fact that his wife Gisela is losing interest in him. Martin<br />
the doctor can’t get the fragile Natalie, who is in his care after a suicide<br />
attempt, out of his mind. And then there’s Marlis, who betrays Günther<br />
with the diving instructor Marcel …<br />
Genre Drama Category Feature Film<br />
<strong>Cinema</strong> Year of Production 2001<br />
Director/Screenplay Horst J. Sczerba<br />
Director of Photography Carl-Friedrich<br />
Koschnick Editor Marcel Peragine Music by<br />
Dirk Rauf Production Design Volker<br />
Schläfer Producers Manuela Stehr, Stefan<br />
Arndt Production Company X-Filme,<br />
Berlin Principal Cast Florian Fitz, Martin<br />
Roll, Mehmet Kurtulus, Pamel Knaak, Uwe<br />
Bohm Casting Anja Dihrberg, Dirk Fehrecke<br />
Special Effects Das Werk, Dirk Burrekoven<br />
Length 100 min, 2750 m Format 35 mm,<br />
color, cs Original Version <strong>German</strong><br />
Subtitled Version English Sound<br />
Technology Dolby SR With backing<br />
from Filmstiftung NRW <strong>German</strong><br />
Distributor X Verleih AG, Berlin<br />
Horst J. Sczerba was born in Krefeld and<br />
studied Medicine and worked as a doctor for<br />
many years before he turned to radio, film and<br />
television. In 1991, he wrote his first screenplay<br />
for the Tatort-episode Blutwurstwalzer, directed<br />
by Wolfgang Becker. A year later, he and Becker<br />
edited the screenplay into the award-winning<br />
television film Kinderspiele (1992), followed<br />
by his highly-acclaimed directorial debut Die<br />
Schamlosen (1994), with Jürgen Vogel and<br />
Meret Becker in the leading roles. His other films<br />
include: Eine unmögliche Hochzeit<br />
(1996), Die Unschuld der Krähen (1997)<br />
– winner of the <strong>German</strong> Television Award, and the<br />
road movie Halt mich fest (TV, 1999).<br />
World Sales:<br />
Bavaria Film International · Dept. of Bavaria Media GmbH<br />
Michael Weber, Thorsten Schaumann<br />
Bavariafilmplatz 8 · D-82031 Geiselgasteig<br />
phone +49-89-64 99 26 86 · fax +49-89-64 99 37 20<br />
www.bavaria-film-international.de · email: Bavaria.International@bavaria-film.de<br />
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Scene from ”Herz“ (photo © Bavaria Film International)