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| MGM / UA (1987) | |||||
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| Kurt Bois | ||
| Solveig Dommartin | Marion | |
| Peter Falk | Der Filmstar | |
| Bruno Ganz | Damiel | |
| Otto Sander | Cassiel | |
| Curt Bois | Homer, the aged poet | |
| Hans Martin Stier | In weiteren Rollen - Der Sterbende | |
| Elmar Wilms | In weiteren Rollen - Ein trauriger Mann | |
| Sigurd Rachman | In weiteren Rollen - Der Selbstmörder | |
| Beatrice Manowski | In weiteren Rollen - Das Strichmädchen | |
| Lajos Kovács | Im Zirkus - Marion's Trainer |
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| Producer | Anatole Dauman
Wim Wenders |
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| Writer | Peter Handke
Wim Wenders Richard Reitinger |
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"Enchanting!" - Janet Maslin The New York Times From Oscar-nominated writer/director Wim Wenders (Buena Vista Social Club) comes this "exhilarating" (Vanity Fair) and life-affirming tale that won him the 1987 Best Director award at the Cannes Film Festival and inspired City of Angels. Co-written with Peter Handke, this "enchanting" (The New York TImes) film about the joy of life is "that rare thing... a work of true originality" (Newsweek)! Damiel (Bruno Ganz) is a lonely angel who roams the streets of Berlin providing comfort to mortals in need. But when he is drawn into the life of a beautiful - and troubled - trapeze artist, he experiences love for the first time and does everything in his power to be seen, heard and felt by her. Jeopardizing his divine position, Damiel is faced with a most difficult decision, either give up love... or lose his eternal wings forever! |
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