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Release Date:
October 17, 2011
Original Title:
Am Ende die Hoffnung
Alternate Titles:
Al límite de la esperanza
Idylle en eaux troubles
Genres:
Drama | History | TV Movie
Production Companies:
FILM27 Multimedia Produktions GmbH
Production Countries:
Austria
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 110
Germany, 1945: The 25-year-old Ellen is active in the resistance movement against the Nazis. When she meets Robert, a charismatic English secret agent, the two begin to have an affair. Ellen is ordered to spy on the German naval officer Hans. He is scheduled to serve as Chief Officer aboard the submarine U 864, which has been given a secret mission. Against her will, Ellen falls for Hans. Although he is engaged to another woman, Hans is strongly attracted to her as well. Eventually, Ellen succeeds in delivering critical information the submarines precise route to Japan. The English had suspected that Hitler planned to deliver his ominous wonder weapon to the weakened Japanese. The U 864 leaves its port. Because the war has been going badly for the Germans, the mood onboard is grim.
Art Direction:
Robert Reblin
Casting:
Tina Böckenhauer
Costume Design:
Helene Hohensee
Director:
Thorsten Näter
Director of Photography:
Joachim Hasse
Editor:
Julia von Frihling
Makeup Artist:
Winnie Mattheus
Rolf Baumann
Birgit Beranek
Music:
Ingo Ludwig Frenzel
Production Design:
Matthias Klemme
Set Decoration:
Christian Krüger
Sound:
Uwe Griem
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Gregor Arnold
Writer:
Annette Hess
Thorsten Näter
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