Nathalie (1989)
A little girl runs after a lost ball and ends up in a large, old cemetery. In this strange, strange environment of light and silence, she meets a man, the gravedigger. The man takes her into his hut, an enchanted world where dozens of self-carved puppets give it an eerie life. There he tells her things about sin, purity and preservation that she does not understand and yet to which she reacts with a strange fascination. As he talks and plays with his puppets, the man gets closer and closer to her until his hands gently wrap around her neck...
Director: Richard Caesar
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 15 min
Release Date: October 26, 1989
Cast
- Zyrus Gaschkai - Child
- Sabine Haberger - Girl
- Axel Gundlach - Man
- Serge Haller - Boy
- Matthias Hell - Warden
Screenplay
Music: Dominic Roth
Cinematography: Torsten Breuer
Editing: Richard Caesar
Production: Neue Sentimental Film, Hochschule für Fernsehen und Film München
Country: Germany
Language: Deutsch
Original Language: de
Keywords
short film
More Films by Director: Richard Caesar
More Films in Genre: Drama
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Nathalie about?
- A little girl runs after a lost ball and ends up in a large, old cemetery. In this strange, strange environment of light and silence, she meets a man, the gravedigger. The man takes her into his hut, an enchanted world where dozens of self-carved puppets give it an eerie life. There he tells her things about sin, purity and preservation that she does not understand and yet to which she reacts with a strange fascination. As he talks and plays with his puppets, the man gets closer and closer to her until his hands gently wrap around her neck...
- Who directed Nathalie?
- Nathalie was directed by Richard Caesar.
- Who stars in Nathalie?
- Nathalie stars Zyrus Gaschkai, Sabine Haberger, Axel Gundlach, Serge Haller, Matthias Hell.
- How long is Nathalie?
- Nathalie has a runtime of 15m (15 minutes).
- What genre is Nathalie?
- Nathalie is a Drama film.
- Where was Nathalie produced?
- Nathalie was produced in Germany.