Jerichow

2008
Unrated
1h 33min

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Benno Fürmann, Nina Hoss, and Hilmi Sözer in Jerichow (2008)

A drama centered on a discontent small businessman and the former soldier he hires to be his driver.

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Drama

Thomas, el veterano de Afganistán dado de baja sin honores, regresa a su pueblo natal de Jerichow.Thomas, el veterano de Afganistán dado de baja sin honores, regresa a su pueblo natal de Jerichow.Thomas, el veterano de Afganistán dado de baja sin honores, regresa a su pueblo natal de Jerichow.

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Premios
- 1 premio ganado y 3 nominaciones en total

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(as André M. Hennicke)

Claudia Geisler-Bading

Sachbearbeiterin
(as Claudia Geisler)

Marie Gruber

Kassiererin

Knut Berger

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Trivia
The plot and conflicts are very similar to James M. Cain's classic crime novel "The Postman Always Rings Twice", first published in 1934, only the setting and some characters are slightly different. Neither the original novel nor a screenplay of one of the many existing film versions are credited as a source.

Citas
Ali Özkan: I live in a country that doesn't want me with a woman that I bought

Conexiones
References Zorba el griego (1964)

Bandas sonoras
Karar Verdim
Written and Performed by Nilüfer

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8/10

Life in former East Germany

The Afghanistan veteran Thomas returns to his home village of Jerichow, in the former East Germany and meet Ali, a local Turkish-German businessman, owner of a snack-bar chain, who hires him as a driver and who lives with his attractive wife Laura (Nina Hoss). The story is a sort of remake of "The postman always rings twice" in the former East Germany, where you don't find good or bad guys, but just different characters struggling with life and fighting to survive. Released in 2008 the movie offers a good insight of the society of this area of Germany, which explains why AFD is gaining so much support in the former East Germany regions. Germany is still somewhat divided.