Jul 12, 2021
Mostly Martha
directed by Sandra Nettelbeck, 2001
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from France
seen from Yemen
seen from Singapore
seen from Russia
seen from Canada
seen from Bangladesh
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Germany
seen from Malaysia
seen from Türkiye
seen from Brazil
seen from Japan
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
Mostly Martha
directed by Sandra Nettelbeck, 2001
Colonia (2015)
The COLONY (2016) Grade: C
Some people r pretty hard on the film. It's no that bad. It's an interesting piece of history with decent plot points.
In today's review, I find that time tourism's cost might be more than the ticket price. As I attempt a #positive review of the 2005 action adventure A Sound Of Thunder #EdwardBurns #CatherineMcCormack #BenKingsley #JemimaRooper #DavidOyelowo #WilfriedHochholdinger #AugustZirner #HeikeMakatsch
O Mistério da Floresta
O Mistério da Floresta (Schweigend steht der Wald, Silent Forest) SINOPSE: Ao realizar um intercâmbio para a mesma floresta onde seu pai desapareceu quando ela ainda era criança, Anja descobre um perigoso segredo escondido há anos pelos moradores da cidade. Informações técnicas: DIREÇÃO: Saralisa Volm ROTEIRO: Wolfram Fleischhauer ELENCO: Henriette Confurius, Noah Saavedra, Robert Stadlober,…
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ZDFneo dreht Dramaserie "Schlafschafe" um Verschwörungstheoretikerin
ZDFneo dreht Dramaserie “Schlafschafe” um Verschwörungstheoretikerin
Mainz/Bremen (fs) – Derzeit laufen in München und Umgebung Dreharbeiten zur neuen ZDFneo-Serie “Schlafschafe” mit Lisa Bitter, Daniel Donskoy, August Zirner und anderen. Lars (Daniel Donskoy) versteht die Welt nicht mehr. Was ist los mit seiner Frau Melanie (Lisa Bitter)? Plötzlich glaubt sie Verschwörungstheorien und montiert die Rauchmelder im Haus ab, weil sie überzeugt ist, darüber…
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What Doesn't Kill Us
What Doesn't Kill U [trailer]
Maximilian is a popular psychotherapist, but as such, he not only struggles with his own worries and problems, but also with those of his many patients.
A number of intelligent stories for grown-ups about grief and loss and loneliness, that ever so slightly intersect. Told in a quiet, understated way by a great ensemble.
It's only a bit unfortunate that all the stories are naturally a bit downbeat. Though there are some flashes of humour that help.