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koraktor · 9 months

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Worschula (Anna Thalbach) gifset || m: Krabat (2008)

#Interesting choice to include her character in the story and not just in a kind of flashback #but it makes sense to me #show don't tell etc. etc.#also makes her death even more impactful 😔#krabat 2008 #krabat #gifs #gifset #mine #Worschula #anna thalbach

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merry-kenobi · 11 months

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Choose your favorite Crown Prince:

Otto Gebühr (Fridericus Rex) [1921-1923]

Werner Hinz (Der junge und der alte König) [1935]

Jan Kollwitz (Der Thronfolger - Die harten Jugendjahre von Friedrich dem Großen von Preußen) [2010]

Cecil von Renner (Friedrich der Große - Alles oder nichts) [2011]

Anna Thalbach (Friedrich - Ein deutscher König) [2012]

Tobias Bieri (Friedrich - Mythos und Tragödie) [2012]

#Friedrich der Große #frederick the great #friedrich ii #Frederick II #preußen #Prussia #berlin

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derd2000 · 2 months

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Anna Thalbach

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awardseason · 7 years

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Anna Thalbach attends the 'Django' premiere during the 67th Berlinale International Film Festival Berlin at Berlinale Palace on February 9, 2017 in Berlin, Germany.

#anna thalbach #berlin film festival #berlinale 2017 #*

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toboldlynerd · 4 years

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11, 23, 27 for the non-usa ask again :D

11. favorite native writer/poet?

I must confess that I’ve read primarily fanfiction since highschool ended (i had to read loads of “classics” for my Abitur/highschool exam in German so that discouraged me kinda strongly to read on my own afterward). As a child, I adored Micheal Ende and Cornelia Funke - now I have heard good things about the Känguruchronicen and Walter Moers? I may read that stuff at some point??

My favorite german poet is hands down, Rainer Maria Rilke. His works are part of the romantic movement (i believe) and what can I say? I’m a hopeless romantic at heard lmao There is also a production of his poems where celebrities read Rilke's poems out loud and set to music - it is called Rilke Projekt by Schönherz & Fleer which I absolutely adore and like to listen to when I need my creative juices to flow while sowing/drawing. (Die Liebende spoken by Hannelore Elsner is one of my all-time faves like wtf?! the yearning???)

(Also also, the first time I heard of him we were in third grade (+/- 8yo) and had to copy a Christmas poem by him from the blackboard onto cards “as a present for the family” like you do... Storytime: There exists a law in Germany that every baby has to be given one name that fits their gender-proclaimed-at-birth to make sure psychological damage is minimized if the parents are on a trip or something so the child at least has one (1) fairly normal name. Gender-neutral names do exist but traditionally Maria is not one of them. Cue to us - 39 confused children - trying and failing to flesh out what gender this long-gone poet might have. After our teacher jokingly had asked us if this was a man or a woman and a hot debate later we went with ‘assigned women by us’ because, clearly, Maria was a womanly name, what kinda nonsense is “Rainer” anyways (very ye olden times) and who would name their child Maria if it was not a girl??? Sike, Rilke's mother apparently. since Rilke men sometimes have the middle name Maria and it still sounds weird to my ears sometimes lmaoo)

23. which alcoholic beverage is the favored one in your country?

...don’t laugh but I really think it might be beer?? I’m too lazy to google for proof atm so I’ll just perpetuate a harmless bais lmao

27. favorite national celebrity?

I loved Loriot as a child! I adored his humor soo much and am still grateful I could live at the same time as him for a while.

Anna Thalbach is cool, I saw her in a production of Romeo and Juliet as Juliet once and adored her (and her mother Katharina Thalbach as well, what a cool bean).

#ela talks #thank you lovely

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germanperioddramatranslations · 5 years

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Christmas Fairytale Vote 2019 | Round 1 - Part 1

The Vote is over. Princess Maleen and About the Youth Who Went Forth to Learn What Fear Was move on to Round 2.

How it works As mentioned on my youtube channel, I want to translate a fairytale adaptations for Christmas but I cannot decide on which one because there are so many. Usually I would do one poll but youtube only allows for five options, so this will be done in rounds. In the first round, the two movies with the most votes per part will move to the next round where they will be set against the other parts winners. In round 2, a winner and a second place of different parts of round 1 compete against one another. The winner of each poll moves on to the final round where the Christmas Fairytale Movie I will translate 2019 will be decided on. Overall you will be able to choose your winner out of 15 movies.

The Contestants

Prinzessin Maleen [Princess Maleen]

According to her father's will, Princess Maleen is supposed to marry Baron Raimund. For seven years, she is imprisoned in a tower but she cannot forget her true love, Landgrave Konrad. Finally freed, Maleen finds a devasted land, and her father is dead. During her travels, Maleen also come to Konrad's estate. There the wedding to the extraordinary ugly Walpurga is being prepared.

With Cleo von Adelsheim, Peter Foyse, Paula Paul, Lucas Reiber, Mariella Ahrens, Konrad Hochgruber and more

Jorinde und Joringel [Jorinde and Joringel]

Jorinde and Joringel dream of a future together. But since Joringel only works as servant on Jorinde's father's court, he thinks him to be a wastrel and varmint. He wants something better for his daughter. When he forbids them to marry, the lovers flee. The only safe way for the searching parents leads through the enchanted forest. It has been avoided by the people for many years.

With Llewellyn Reichmann, Jonas Nay, Mika Seidel, Katja Flint, Uwe Kockisch, Naomi Krauss, Veit Stübner and more.

Das singende, klingende Bäumchen [The Singing Ringing Tree]

The beautiful princess must grow up without her mother. Her father loves her but his loves consists of keeping her away from the real life and all challenges. Often alone with her self, the princess grows up to be an arrogant and cold-hearted young woman. When her father wants to marry her off, she declines. She wants to own the singing ringing tree. But she does not know that it only rings with true love.

With Jytte-Merle Böhrnsen, Lucas Prisor, Christel Bodenstein, Steffi Kühnert, Heinz Hoenig, Oli Bigalke, Gro Swantje Kohlhof and more.

Vom Fischer und seiner Frau [The Fisherman and His Wife]

A fisherman lives with his wife Ilsebill in an old tub by the sea. One day, the fisherman catches a halibut who is an enchanted prince and lets him free again. Ilsebill asks her husband if he did not wish for anything in exchange for the fish's freedom. Again and again she demands of her husband to aks the halibut for bigger and bigger things.

With Katharina Schüttler, Fabian Busch, Jan Fedder, Peter Heinrich Brix, Leander Lichti, Rudolf Kowalski, Patrick Heyn, Catrin Striebeck und Alexander Simon.

Von einem, der auszog das Fürchten zu lernen [About the Youth Who Went Forth to Learn What Fear Was]

Potter's son Michel just cannot fear, not even a little bit. He sets out into the world, to learn to fear. Princess Elisabeth lives with her father, The King, in a makeshift tent city. The King's castle is occupies by ghosts. That is why The King promised his daughter to the person who can end the haunting of the castle. But so far all contestants failed.

With Tim Oliver Schultz, Isolda Dychauk, Milan Peschel, Heiner Lauterbach, Michael Kessler, Rick Kavanian, Anna Thalbach and more.

#fairytales #fairytale adaptations #german fairytales #german movies #English subtitles

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germanaustriannoblesandroyals · 5 years

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House of Hohenzollern & of Wittelsbach: Princess Marie of Prussia

Marie was born on October 15th, 1825, as the youngest of seven children of Prince Wilhelm of Prussia, youngest brother of King Frederick William III, and his wife Princess Maria Anna “Marianne” of Hesse-Homburg.

As a young woman, Marie was seriously considered as a wife for Duke Ernest II of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, the older brother of Prince Albert, until her engagement to Maximilian of Bavaria was announced. They were married on October 12, 1842. Marie would stay a protestant way until her husbands death, although Bavaria at the time was catholic. Still people of both confessions loved her. This was probably mostly because of her social commitment and her constant travel through her new home.

She was already pregnant in February after her marriage but miscarried. Later, her two sons, Ludwig and Otto, would follow. Both would become kings and both would suffer from mental illness as many of their relatives did.

One of Marie’s greatest passions was nature and with that hiking. She actually became the first female mountaineer and often took her sons with her. But when she wanted to climb the Zugspitze, Germany’s highest mountain, her husband forbid it. She would follow this order even some time after his death but would climb the mountain eventually as the eighth female mountaineer.

With the sudden death of Maximilian II on March 10th, 1864, Marie became a widow. On October 12th, 1874, exactly 32 years after her wedding, she converted to Roman Catholicism. As a widow, Marie looked after her second son Otto who was declared insane by the government. She outlived her elder son, Ludwig II, by several years. He died on 13 June 1886. He had not liked her very much, just as he disliked most of his other relatives except his cousins Elisabeth and Sophie. He had tried to avoid contact as far as possible. Marie herself died in 1889 in Hohenschwangau.

// Cast: Katharina Thalbach as Queen Marie in in Ludwig II. (2012)

#women in history #historic women #perioddramaedit #period drama #19th century #German history #Queen Marie of Bavaria #Princess Marie of Prussia #Royal Women of Prussia #Royal Women of Bavaria #House of Hohenzollern #House of Wittelsbach #Movie: Ludwig II. (2012)

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kritikycz · 4 years

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Pád Třetí říše - před 75 lety skončila Druhá světová válka

Historický film popisující poslední dny v Hitlerově bunkru před kapitulací Německa až do jeho sebevraždy a sebevražd mnoha dalších osob z jeho nejbližšího okolí. V úvodu filmu se na krátko podíváme trochu zpět, do doby, kdy si Hitler vybírá svou sekretářku. Tou se po velmi krátkém rozhovoru s uchazečkami stane slečna Traudl (Alexandra Maria Lara) a to přesto že je velmi…- Více na https://www.kritiky.cz/pad-treti-rise-pred-75-lety-skoncila-druha-svetova-valka/

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zabaione1 · 7 years

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Anna Thalbach liest wie ein Orkan auf der Crime Cologne!

Anna Thalbach liest aus Edgar Allan Poe, auf der Crime Cologne “Die Meeresströmung zwischen Moskenesøy und Værøy, der Moskenstraum, gilt als … eine der gefährlichsten der Welt. Edgar Allan Poe und Jules Verne haben sie als großen Mahlstrom literarisch verewigt.“ Anna Thalbach las gestern, im Rahmen der Crime Cologne, in den Gewölben des Sancta Clara Kellers eine Geschichte über den Moskenstaum…

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#crimeCologne #EdarAllanPoe #andreas nohl #Anna Thalbach #Antje Deistler #Bericht #Bilder #Deutschland #Koeln Kultur Kolumne #Koeln-Kultur-Kolumne #Koeln-Kultur-Termine #Kultur #Kulturtipp #Literatur #Programm #Veranstaltungstermine-Köln

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johnnymundano · 6 years

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Feardotcom (2002)

Directed by William Malone

Written by Josephine Coyle

Music by Nicholas Pike

Country: United Kingdom, Germany, Luxembourg, United States

Language: English

Running Time: 101 minutes

CAST

Stephen Dorff as Detective Mike Reilly

Natascha McElhone as Terry Huston

Stephen Rea as Alistair Pratt

Udo Kier as Polidori

Amelia Curtis as Denise Stone

Jeffrey Combs as Sykes

Nigel Terry as Turnbull

Gesine Cukrowski as Jeannine

Michael Sarrazin as Frank Bryant

Anna Thalbach as Kate

Siobhan Flynn as Thana Brinkman

Joan McBride as Mrs. Richardson

Elizabeth McKechnie as Alice Turnbull

Arnita Swanson as Barlow

Gordon Peters as Rooney

Nils Brunkhorst as a prisoner

Sven Pippig as Henry

Anja Van Greuningen as Ashley

Anjelika Khromova as Ashley's mother

Matthias Schweighöfer as Dieter Schrader

Birthe Wolter as Nina Blank

(All pictures stolen from IMDB as my elderly mother doesn’t need to have her visiting adult son pausing what she’s watching to take pictures.)

Whenever I visit my elderly parents my trembly mum has always saved (“taped” she still says; but then, so do I; old habits die hard) some horror nonsense for me to watch with her. I used to think I’d watch anything, but it turns out my mum will actually watch anything. As long as it’s on the Horror Channel anyway. Movie wise that is; otherwise it’s games shows and Judge Judy. Hey, you work that hard that long and you can watch whatever you want in my book. But, what I’m getting at is no one watched Feardotcom that night because they thought it would be amazing; it was just there, like mount Everest. Other than that it’s nothing like Everest, but it is a lot like The Ring (i.e. Ringu, 1988) but with a haunted website instead of a haunted VHS cassette (ask your grandad).

Loveable genre presence Udo Kier is subjected to spooky CGI in which a girl with a bouncing ball appears and he falls in front of a train and dies. BLEEDING FROM HIS EYES! Feardotcom has barely started and it’s already unoriginal, as fans of Mario Bava’s gothic confection Kill, Baby, Kill! (1966) would tell you, if you knew one (it’s the girl and the ball, not the train and the BLEEDING FROM THE EYES!) Turns out Udo’s not alone in his distinctive demise, luckily although BLEEDING FROM THE EYES! is common enough to have an ICD Code (362.81 : Retinal haemorrhage) it is unusual enough in the quantities suddenly swamping the movie’s city to suggest something’s amiss. A handsome but troubled and yet still dull cop (Steven Dorff) and a typically pre-Raphaelite beauty of a Department of Heath researcher (Natascha McElhone) team up to investigate. Is it an epidemic? Or is it the restless ghost of a serial killer’s victim seeking vengeance on torture voyeurs via a supernatural website which, once viewed, kills them 48 hours later via hallucinations of their worst fears. AND BLEEDING FROM THE EYES! The answer won’t surprise you.

So you get scenes of stubbly Dorff and fragrant McElhone investigating (and, wait, is this a romance I see before my NOT BLEEDING eyes?) punctuated by people being killed by, fair’s fair, quite inventive and not entirely unsadistic, visualisations of their worst fears. So the forensic specialist (Amelia Curtis) investigating the hard drives (“My God, it’s written in ghost-Java script!”, she doesn’t say) imagines lots of insects because a lot of people don’t like insects, and dies. BLEEDING FROM THE EYES! Dorff’s boss (Nigel Terry) imagines being an actor who stars as King Arthur in John Boorman’s delightfully British Excalibur (1981) but twenty years later is way down the cast in this shit, and crashes his car. While BLEEDING FROM HIS EYES! And so on. Purely in the interests of research (yeah, right; that’s what they all say) porcelain skinned public servant Natasha McElhone views the spooky site and the race is on to save her from her own worst fears and BLEEDING FROM THE EYES! And what connection does all this have to do with Stephen Rea’s preposterously silly performance as a serial killer Dorff failed to catch in the past, and whose scenes all seem to have been shot in one day? Questions there, like anyone cares.

Feardotcom is a bad movie, but a bad horror movie isn’t like a normal bad movie; it can still be entertaining, which this is. There’s the fun of rolling your non-haemorrhaging orbs at the clichés, the grudging tip of the hat to the imagination on show in the deaths, the little tickle you get when you realise someone somewhere thought they were making a SERIOUS FILM! here, the historical interest of how the Internet was perceived 16 years ago, the magic of Udo Kier, John Terry and, particularly, Jeffrey Combs being way more interesting than anyone further up the cast list can manage. And Combs is such a particular delight in this as a grubby apathetic cop, Feardotcom briefly becomes a better movie whenever he slouches onscreen. It’s still very far from good though, but still better than something as slickly dishonest as Frost/Nixon. And my mum? She said it was okay (but between you and me I think she nodded off. Bless.)

#feardotcom #jeffrey combs #william malone #stephen dorff #natascha mcelhone #stephen rea #horror #movies #serial killer #2002 #2000s #united kingdom #luxembourg #united states #germany #udo kier

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dieserbloghatkeinennamen · 2 years

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Quelle IG renaissance Theater Berlin - 28. Januar 2022

ÜBERFORDERUNG

„Er ist ein Teenager. Hast du schon mal einen Jugendlichen gesehen, der vor Lebensfreude sprüht?“

Vom 03.02.-13.02.22

Mit Michael Rotschopf Moritz Carl Winklmayr Anna Thalbach Charlotte Puder Hansa Czypionka Jakob Wenig

REGIE: Guntbert Warns BUEHNE: Manfred Gruber KOSTUEME: Ariane Warns

#schauspiel #Renaissancetheaterberlin #theaterstück #berlinberlin #Theater #Kultur #familiengeschichte #Beziehungen #bühne

#michael rotschopf #der sohn #renaissance theater berlin

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missbookiverse · 3 years

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Superbusen von Paula Irmschler

“Rotzig” beschreibt den Ton dieses Buches perfekt. Die Erzählerin Gisela labert von der Leber weg und hat mich mit ihrer trockenen, offenen Art bestens unterhalten. Sie blickt zurück auf die vergangenen Jahre, in denen sie in Chemnitz studiert hat und mit ihrer Band Superbusen auf Mini-Deutschland-Tour war. Aber auch an ihrer Kindheit und ihren Teenagerjahren in Dresden lässt sie uns teilhaben.

Mir haben alle Stationen ihres Lebens aus verschiedenen Gründen gefallen. Wenn sie in Teenie-Erinnerungen an Britney Spears, die No Angels, ICQ, Bravoposter und auf VHS aufgenommene Musikvideos schwelgt, fand ich es äußerst befriedigend alle Referenzen wiederzuerkennen und an alberne Details meiner eigenen Jugend erinnert zu werden. Selbst die Nudeln mit “Tomaten”sauce aus Ketchup und Jagdwurst kamen mir unangenehm bekannt vor. Nach dem Abi zieht Gisela zum Studieren nach Chemnitz, wo mich das Campusleben fasziniert hat, die Atmosphäre des Studienalltags und WG-Lebens, auch wenn Gisela deutlich mehr Zeit mit dem Leben rund ums Studieren verbringt als mit dem akademischen Part. Dabei wird ein deutliches Bild der Stadt gezeichnet, die so kontrovers zwischen Links und Rechts liegt. Der Besuch von Demos oder das Davonlaufen vor Neonazis gehört hier genauso zur Routine wie der Diebstahl der Red Bull Dosen vom Kledeka (kleinen Edeka). Als es schließlich mit Superbusen auf Tour geht, war ich hin und weg von den witzigen Begegnungen und Songtexten und der Vertiefung der Frauenfreundschaften, bei denen jede ihr ganz eigenes Päckchen zu tragen hat. Auf dieser Minitournee wird schließlich die lauteste Botschaft des Buches verkündet: Zusammenhalt und Zuspruch unter Frauen.

Am Ende reflektiert Gisela all diese Erlebnisse und es kommt zu einem emotionalen Dämmebruch, der mich überrumpelt hat, weil davon zuvor so wenig angedeutet wurde. Möglicherweis ist aber genau das symptomatisch, weil Gisela ihre Probleme lange Zeit lieber verdrängt als sich ihnen zu stellen. Nicht nur hier wird deutlich, was mir schon am ganzen Roman imponiert hat: Es geht um echte Figuren mit realen Problemen, fiesen Gedankenspiralen, Ratlosig- und Antriebslosigkeit. Genau das wirkt ehrlich und beruhigend für den eigenen chaotischen Lebensweg.

Gegenwartsliteratur für junge Erwachsene | 2020 erschienen Gelesen von Anna Thalbach | goodreads | Verlagsseite

#Gehört #Hörbuch #Superbusen #Paula Irmschler #4 Schweinchen

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teasertrailer · 4 years

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Four Enchanted Sisters - movie trailer --> https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7ughvk starring Katja Riemann, Justus von Dohnányi, Laila Marie Noelle Padotzke, Anna Thalbach, Hedda Erlebach, Lilith Julie Johna, Leonore von Berg #FourEnchantedSisters #FourEnchantedSistersMovie

#Four Enchanted Sisters

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whozwho · 4 years

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ANNA THALBACH ist Kino Star in DER KLEINE RABE SOCKE #annathalbach #barbarella #hoestermann Foto @olafkroenke CD @kunhildhaberkern für WHOZWHO MAG @whomag.eu https://www.instagram.com/p/B5-eGWJK7ia/?igshid=1q5386xktrfqp

#annathalbach #barbarella #hoestermann

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zabaione1 · 7 years

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Die Crime Cologne erwartet sie mit einem mörderischen Programm!

Vom 25.09.17 bis zum 1.10.17 findet die Crime Cologne in Köln statt! Ich freue mich schon auf der Crime Cologne, und ich hoffe sie haben schon mal in das Programm geschaut. Es gibt viele spannende Lesungen an den unterschiedlichsten Orten, z.B. ist mir im letzten Jahr dort Tess Gerritsen begegnet. Ohne es zu ahnen war ich schon längst ein großer Fan von ihr, denn ich liebe Rizzoli &…

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daughterofhecata · 5 years

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Anna Thalbach ist schon ziemlich cool.

#gefragt gejagt #2018 special birthday rewatch #she's pretty damn cute

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