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20 April 2000 (Germany) morePlot:
Flanders, a famous female author, travels 1989 after the fall of the Berlin wall into the German capitol... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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13 wins & 3 nominations moreUser Comments:
you must seek the hidden message within the film more (12 total)Cast
(Credited cast) | Hannelore Elsner | ... | Hanna Flanders |
| Vadim Glowna | ... | Bruno |
| Jasmin Tabatabai | ... | Meret |
| Lars Rudolph | ... | Viktor |
| Michael Gwisdek | ... | Joachim |
| Nina Petri | ... | Grete |
| Tonio Arango | ... | Ronald |
| Claudia Geisler | ... | Carmen |
 | Catherine H. Flemming | ... | Isabelle (as Catherine Flemming) |
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| Thomas Bading | ... | Alfons (as Thomas Barding) |
| Gunda Ebert | ... | Claudi |
| Hansjürgen Frintrop | ... | Verlagsangestellte |
| Michael Gaißmayer | ... | Unscheid |
| Helga Göring | ... | Hanna's Mother |
| Christine Harbort | ... | Irene |
| Harry Hass | ... | Rezeptionist |
| Mik Hofbauer | ... | Barkeeper |
| Gerry Jochum | ... | Betrunkener Mann |
| Christian Viktor Keune | ... | Kneipier |
| Faroque Khan | ... | Ägypter |
| Leo Leopoldt | ... | Kellner |
| Charles Régnier | ... | Hanna's Father |
| Norman Schenk | ... | Horst |
| Reinhard Scheunemann | ... | Dietmar |
| René Schönenberger | ... | Arzt (as René Schoenenberger) |
| Sanja Spengler | ... | Sekretärin |
| Ralph Steiger | ... | Möbelpacker |
| Birgit Stein | ... | Inhaberin |
| Frieder Steinich | ... | Schwarzer Sheriff |
| Bernd Stempel | ... | Dieter |
| Norbert Tefelski | ... | Verlagsangestellte |
| Wolfgang Wimmer | ... | Inhaber |
| Martin Wuttke | ... | Imbissverkäufer |
 | Marie Zielcke | ... | Nurse |
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No Place to Go (International: English title)Umnachtung (Germany) (working title)
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The character "Hanna Flanders" is based on the life of German author Gisela Elsner, Oskar Roehler's real life mother, who committed suicide in 1992. moreFAQ
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I can not believe what i am reading. I thought many people liked this film? It is a masterpiece of an arthouse style film that links various elements from other classic german films.
The film portrays a possible west German point of view of the fall of the Wall. Hanna speaks of the problems before others have realized them-which an inside beauty of talking about an issue from the past is knowing the future and its consequences.
The film has to be in black and white to make the main protagonist stand out. Yes, perhaps she would look ridiculous in colour but the essence is that black and white are the colours for truth and certainty and this is what Hanna has lost. She doesn't know what the 'Wahrheit'(truth) is anymore. The world is only grey.