Penelope (2009) ( Penelopa )

Penelope (2009) (DVD) (*)

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Ursprünglicher Titel: Penelopa
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Ton und Untertitel:
Englisch ( Subtitles )
Kroatischer ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )

Product Ursprung/Format:
France ( PAL/NTSC/Region 0 )

Laufzeit:
80

Längenverhältnis:
Fullscreen

Bonusmaterial:
Wechselwirkendes Menü
Szene Zugang

Film innen gefilmet und produziert:
Australien ( Australien, Neuseeland )
Kroatien ( Russland, Osteuropa )

Vorbei Verwiesen:
Ben Ferris

Vorbei Geschrieben:
Homer
Ben Ferris

Schauspieler:
Natalie Finderle ..... Penelopa
Frano Maskovic ..... Odisej
Petar Atanasoski ..... Prosac #1
Dijana Babic ..... Sluskinja #1
Ivica Bakota ..... Prosac #2
Nina Benovic ..... Sluskinja #2
Tino Celinscak ..... Prosac #3
Tea Deanovic ..... Sluskinja #3
Jelena Denona ..... Sluskinja #4
Judita Frankovic ..... Sluskinja #5
Ivica Gunjaca ..... Prosac #4
Igor Hamer ..... Prosac #5
Darko Japelj ..... Prosac #6
Marko Jelic ..... Prosac #7
Alan Katic ..... Prosac #8
Damir Klemenic ..... Prosac #9
Adam Koncic ..... Prosac #10
Barbara Kralj ..... Sluskinja #6
Dean Krivacic ..... Prosac #11
Danijela Kukic ..... Sluskinja #7
Miran Kurspahic ..... Prosac #12
Mario Leovac ..... Prosac #13
Edvin Liveric ..... Prosac #14
Miliana Lunar ..... Sluskinja #8
Niksa Marinovic ..... Prosac #15
Jelena Martinovic ..... Sluskinja #9
Ivan Mitrovic ..... Prosac #16
Ozren Opacic ..... Prosac #17
Matea Osojnik ..... Sluskinja #10
Nikola Petricevic ..... Prosac #18
Dino Skare ..... Prosac #19
Sara Stanic ..... Sluskinja #11
Petra Tezak ..... Sluskinja #12
Berislav Tomicic ..... Prosac #20

Synopsis:

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Penelope, starring Natalie Finderle in the lead role and Croatian actor Frano Maskovic as Odysseus, is the first Australian-Croatian co-production. The film is a lyrical treatment of Homer's tale of Penelope, depicting her psychological struggle as she waits twenty year for her husband to return from the Trojan War. It drawns on the long-take filmmaking style of film directors such as Andrei Tarkovsky (The Mirror), Akira Kurosawa (Seven Samurai) and Bela Tarr (Werckmeister Harmonies). Director Ben Ferries and Director of Photography James Barahanous also embrace this style in their short films Ascension and The Kitchen. In Ferris' mythical tale of Penelope, the technique is used as a dramatic device that experiments with time and space to build the tension and sense of nostalgia experiences by the waiting heroine. Penelope presents performances that have been choreographed to a hauntingly beautiful score by renowned film composer Max Richter (Shutter Island, Stranger than Fiction, Waltz with Bashir). The film premiered at the 4th One Take Film Festival in Zagreb Croatia as the Opening Night film, following in the footsteps of Alexander Sukurov's long-take masterpiece Russian Art which opened the inaugural festival in 2003. Penelope screened at the 56th Pula Film Festival in 2009 and was awarded the Van Gogh Award for Best Fantasy Film at the 2010 Amsterdam Film Festival. Ben has previously won awards for his one-take short films, winning the Grand Prix at the 2004 One Take Film Festival and the Grand Prix at the Inaugural Akira Kurosawa Memorial Short Film Festival in Tokyo in 2005.

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