Das zehnte Jahr (1995) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 1995

Original Title:
Das zehnte Jahr

Alternate Titles:
Das 10. Jahr
Ich liebe dich - Das zehnte Jahr
Im zehnten Jahr

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Extrafilm

Production Countries:
Austria

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 100

The story tells of a love which after ten years is beginning to grow old, and of the attempt to turn the imminent end into a new beginning. After ten years of eventful relationship, man and woman have finally decided to say yes to each other in an abandoned railway station on the edge of town. It is the first evening in their new home. Everything is temporary, nothing is finished. The furniture has not yet been delivered, the heating is not functioning yet, the telephone is not connected, neither is the television. They are inescapably confronted with their own selves and with each other. And although, at least at the beginning, they fervently strive for love and harmony, the past catches up with them. When he, as always, seeks to withdraw by taking flight, he discovers that his key does not fit. He is at her mercy. Ruthlessly, they call each other to account.

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Art Direction:
Hertha Hareiter
Angela Hareiter

Costume Design:
Franz Blumauer

Director:
Käthe Kratz

Director of Photography:
Jürgen Jürges

Editor:
Andreas Kopriva

Producer:
Lukas Stepanik

Production Manager:
Wernfried Natter

Sound:
Othmar Schmiderer

Writer:
Käthe Kratz

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