Eine einsame Stadt (2021)
Loneliness has many faces in Berlin. Young and old are afflicted by it, men, women, single and married people. It’s normal. Nonetheless there’s a stigma attached to this mixture of emotions that makes sufferers stay silent. Director Nicola Graef tries a different approach in her film: She lets the lonely inhabitants of the capital city speak, listens. The result is varied and quite often surprising.
Director: Nicola Graef
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 90 min
Release Date: October 14, 2021
Cast
- Elizabeth Abraham - Self
- Maje Basten - Self
- Nicole Bellack - Self
- Anita Creutzmann - Self
- Christina Doll - Self
- Talat Erdogdu - Self
- Thomas Fischer - Self
- Charlie Gebhardt - Self
- Gesa Gebhardt - Self
- Micha Gursch - Self
Screenplay
- Nicola Graef
- Nicola Graef (Screenplay)
Music: George Kochbeck, George Kochbeck
Cinematography: Philipp Koepsell, Alexander Rott
Editing: Kai Minierski
Production: Lona media, SWR
Country: Germany
Language: Deutsch
Original Language: de
More Films by Director: Nicola Graef
More Films in Genre: Documentary
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Eine einsame Stadt about?
- Loneliness has many faces in Berlin. Young and old are afflicted by it, men, women, single and married people. It’s normal. Nonetheless there’s a stigma attached to this mixture of emotions that makes sufferers stay silent. Director Nicola Graef tries a different approach in her film: She lets the lonely inhabitants of the capital city speak, listens. The result is varied and quite often surprising.
- Who directed Eine einsame Stadt?
- Eine einsame Stadt was directed by Nicola Graef.
- Who stars in Eine einsame Stadt?
- Eine einsame Stadt stars Elizabeth Abraham, Maje Basten, Nicole Bellack, Anita Creutzmann, Christina Doll, Talat Erdogdu.
- How long is Eine einsame Stadt?
- Eine einsame Stadt has a runtime of 1h 30m (90 minutes).
- What genre is Eine einsame Stadt?
- Eine einsame Stadt is a Documentary film.
- Where was Eine einsame Stadt produced?
- Eine einsame Stadt was produced in Germany.