Summer Moon / Fools ( Radical Digital Cinema - Volume 2 ) ( Junimond (June Moon) / Narren )

Summer Moon / Fools (DVD) (*)

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Original Title: Radical Digital Cinema - Volume 2
Alternate Title: Junimond (June Moon) / Narren
Language Selections:
English ( Subtitles )
German ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )

Product Origin/Format:
Australia ( PAL/Region 4 )

Running Time:
180 min

Aspect Ratio:
Anamorphic Widescreen (1.78:1)

Special Features:
2-DVD Set
Anamorphic Widescreen
Interactive Menu
Scene Access

Movie filmed in 2002 - 2003 and produced in:
Germany ( Germany, Central Europe )

Directed By:
Hanno Hackfort
Tom Schreiber

Written By:
Hanno Hackfort
Ingo Haeb

Actors:
Oliver Mommsen ..... Paul
Laura Tonke ..... Nele
Stephan Kampwirth ..... Stefan
Teresa Harder ..... Rita
Julia Kippes ..... Lara
Rainer Sellien ..... Laras Vater
Daniel Schmidt ..... Hans
Arianne Senn ..... Hans Mutter
Willy Hagemeyer ..... Organist
Petra Coers-Schmitt ..... Carla
Franziska Gruß ..... Kind in der Praxis
Jan-Frederik Gruß ..... Kind in der Praxis
René Joseph ..... Kind in der Praxis
Martin Horn ..... Praxis-Arzt
Andreas Windhuis ..... Arzt im Krankenhaus
Christoph Bach ..... Roman
Victoria Deutschmann ..... Stella
Hannelore Lübeck ..... Omma Bützer
Markus John ..... Wolf
Peter Clös ..... Polizist Wache
Wilfried Schmickler ..... Prinz
Christian Tasche ..... Chef
Waldemar Kobus ..... Wirt
Jens Münchow ..... Führer
Lutz Schmidt ..... Pfarrer
Nicholas Bodeux ..... Heinzelmann 1
Arved Birnbaum ..... Heinzelmann 2
René Haustein ..... Zorro
Vera Teltz ..... Sekretärin
Isabel Hemming ..... Mitarbeiterin

Synopsis:

Summer Moon (2002)
JUNIMOND tells the tragic-romantic story of Paul and Nele, two loners who rediscover a lost faith in the power of love. The two of them have nothing to lose and risk everything…

Fools (2003)
Roman has just taken up a position as a draftsman at an architect's office in Cologne and is about to experience his first savage Shrove Tuesday carnival. Although reserved, he decides to go to the party thrown by his colleagues. After a few beers, he begins to loosen up and even starts flirting with an attractive woman on the dance floor. But when he steps out for a breath of fresh air, his carnival ends in a tragedy. Roman is involved in a quarrel between an underage pickpocket and his two victims. He helps the men catch the thief, only to end up witnessing in awe the angry men brutally beat up the kid.

SUMMER MOON:Paul and Nele are in love. They have just met, still there is nothing they would not do for each other, no risk they would not take. Together they find the strength to live their lives. The destiny has brought Nele and Paul together. They risk everything, when they hear that there is nothing they can loose. Nele will fulfil Pauls big dream. Together they will go on a decisive journey. Quiet and very touching Hanno Hackfort tells in Junimond the sad but also hopeful story of two strangers who will learn to love.FOOLS:Passion, guilt, love, and death at the carnival. In the crowd of drunken jesters, Roman looses his balance and his faith in love. Surreal pictures of drunk jesters, threatening and unpredictable, obtrusive bosses, carnival princes from another world and giant crickets! In this strange world Roman is about to loose his mind. His perception is distorted. Nightmare and reality becomes one. Only a sacrifice can rescue him. A surreal, kafkaesque psychodrama in mid of the state of emergency of a carnival. A movie made in the tradition of the masterpieces of surreal cinema.

Summer Moon (2002)
Fleeing from his past as a soldier in Kosovo, Paul leaves Berlin for the small town of Paderborn. There he gradually gets to know and falls in love with his neighbour, Nele. But both are loners who no longer believe in love or relationships. It is only when Paul is diagnosed with luekaemia that they can admit to their feelings for each other...

Fools (2003)
Roman has just taken up a position as a draftsman at an architect's office in Cologne; he is about to experience his first carnival. Although he is initially rather reserved, he nevertheless decides to go to a Shrove Tuesday carnival party thrown by his colleagues. After a few beers, he begins to loosen up and even starts to flirt with an attractive young woman on the dance floor. He steps outside for a breath of fresh air - a move which ends in catastrophe. Roman becomes involved in a fight between an underage pickpocket and the two men whose wallets he has stolen. Roman helps the men catch the thief, only to watch on in horror as the aggrieved men brutally beat up the child in a corner. After this dreadful incident,Wolf,Roman's colleague, decides to send Roman home;Wolf asks Stella, the pretty girl from the dance floor, to accompany Roman.The two enjoy a night of passionate lovemaking. The next morning, Stella has disappeared. Roman sets off in search of her and winds up back at the bar and, eventually, at the scene of the fight. He makes an horrific discovery: there, in between the dustbins, lies the dead body of the young pickpocket. Roman feels as if he was a perpetrator of this dreadful crime. For this reason he decides not to tell the police that he was witness to the attack on the boy. From this point onwards he finds himself caught up in a fatal, surrealistic odyssey. Plagued by nightmares, he rushes headlong into the carnival, searching desperately for somebody who can rid him of his feelings of guilt- to no avail. When he happens to run into Stella again, he realises that she must be the young pickpocket's sister. Left alone with his fears, Roman develops a lunatic psychosis which distorts his perception of things. In a desperate attempt to be rid of the burden of guilt, he gets hold of the dead body of the pickpocket and takes it home with him…

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