Plünderich (2023) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 26, 2023

Original Title:
Plünderich

Genres:
Comedy | Drama

Production Companies:
Film- und Medienstiftung NRW
Tikoma Film
WDR

Production Countries:
Germany

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 80

In the face of the bucket wheel excavators in the brown coal mining area eating their way through the muddy Rhineland soil, the Lange family is at a crossroads: what do we do when the old has to go and the new is so uncertain? The young entrepreneur Marcel Lange, hungry for success, wants to build a new high-end village and achieve social advancement. To this end, he has already had the prototype Villa Verena built on the edge of the open-cast mine, where the largest renaturalized lake in the world is to be created in just a few years. But his sister Franca is against it. In the old village, which is about to be demolished, she is holding the fort and tinkering in the basement on an electricity storage unit that will supply all the houses with green energy in the future and make them self-sufficient. In the midst of this chaos, widow and mother Angelika Lange has other plans. She wants to finally take a vacation with the relocation bonus and doesn't always want to worry about others.

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Assistant Production Design:
Sophie Binkenborn

Boom Operator:
Henric Schleiner
Henning Grossmann

Colorist:
Kai Klassen

Commissioning Editor:
Andrea Hanke

Construction Coordinator:
Frank Jannusch
Friederike Emming

Construction Foreman:
Leon Gensler
Philippe Waldecker

Continuity:
Maximilian Nita

Costume Assistant:
Madeleine Sahl

Costume Design:
Laura Kirst
Leonie Falke

Creative Producer:
Konstantin Koewius

Data Wrangler:
Sören Denecke
Tobias Wolf

Digital Intermediate:
Robin Müller-Paulus

Director:
Tim Kochs

Director of Photography:
Oliver Freuwörth

Editor:
Jana Stallein
Daniel Che Hermann

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Maximilian Koewius

First Assistant Camera:
Paul Schön

First Assistant Director:
Deborah Falkenberg

Gaffer:
Simon Kramer

Lighting Artist:
Ronja Jürgens

Lighting Technician:
Yannick Frotz
Malte Liebertz
Lucy Habermann
Nils Tammen

Makeup Designer:
Johannes Hugendick

Original Music Composer:
Henric Schleiner

Post Producer:
Laura Maretzky

Post Production Coordinator:
Arne van Lessen

Producer:
Maximilian Koewius

Production Coordinator:
Saba Mehdizadeh

Production Design:
Natalja Hipke

Production Manager:
Naemi Mühl

Production Supervisor:
Herbert Linkesch

Production Trainee:
Kim Kampert

Property Master:
Marie Schönenborn
Ella Knopf

Screenplay:
Konstantin Koewius
Tim Kochs

Script Supervisor:
Maximilian Nita

Second Assistant Camera:
Yannick Obry

Second Assistant Director:
Dominik Schumacher

Set Dresser:
Mariele Key
Lynn Lipka

Sound Designer:
Henric Schleiner
Henning Grossmann

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Henric Schleiner
Henning Grossmann

Sound Recordist:
Joscha Eickel

Unit Manager:
Maurice Egen
Deborah Walkling
Michel Köller

VFX Artist:
Nicolai Cronau
Sina Hartmann

Wardrobe Master:
Rabea Arndt
Emma Lou Paleit
Emma-Mathilda Lipphaus

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