Visitors (2013)
During an unannounced visit to Berlin, Jakob and Hanna let their three grown up children know that they are no longer able to support them financially. Karla, Arnolt and Sonni seem to live successful city lives; but, on closer inspection, they are in the middle of different life-crises, which have a common cause: lack of independence. After a big family quarrel and a painful revelation of life-lies, every single relative is made aware of how little he or she knows about the others – though still interdependent.
Director: Constanze Knoche
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 88 min
Release Date: January 20, 2013
Cast
- Uwe Kockisch - Jakob
- Corinna Kirchhoff - Hanna
- Anjorka Strechel - Karla
- Jakob Diehl - Arnolt
- Anne Müller - Sonni
- Irina Potapenko - Katharina
- Bernhard Schütz - Bergson
- Andreas Leupold - Hans
- Janusz Kocaj - Fabrice
- Mehdi Nebbou - Studienberater
Screenplay
Editing: Kai Minierski
Country: Germany
Language: Deutsch
Original Language: de
Keywords
woman director
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Visitors about?
- During an unannounced visit to Berlin, Jakob and Hanna let their three grown up children know that they are no longer able to support them financially. Karla, Arnolt and Sonni seem to live successful city lives; but, on closer inspection, they are in the middle of different life-crises, which have a common cause: lack of independence. After a big family quarrel and a painful revelation of life-lies, every single relative is made aware of how little he or she knows about the others – though still interdependent.
- Who directed Visitors?
- Visitors was directed by Constanze Knoche.
- Who stars in Visitors?
- Visitors stars Uwe Kockisch, Corinna Kirchhoff, Anjorka Strechel, Jakob Diehl, Anne Müller, Irina Potapenko.
- How long is Visitors?
- Visitors has a runtime of 1h 28m (88 minutes).
- What genre is Visitors?
- Visitors is a Drama film.
- Where was Visitors produced?
- Visitors was produced in Germany.