Original title:
Weisse Massai, Die
Written by:
Corinne Hofmann (novel)
Johannes W. Betz
Directed by:
Hermine Huntgeburth
Made in:
Germany in 2005
Actors:
Nina Hoss ... Carola Lehmann
Jacky Ido ... Lemalian
Katja Flint ... Elisabeth
Antonio Prester ... Pater Bernardo (as Nino Prester)
Janek Rieke ... Stefan
Helen Namaso Lenamarken ... Lemalians Mama
Nicolas Sironka ... Mini-Chief
Damaris Itenyo Agweyu ... Asma (as Damaris Agweyu)
Barbara M. Ahren ... Carolas Mutter (as Barbara Magdalena Ahren)
Robert Dölle ... Frank
Barbara Herschbach ... Jenny
Morgan Lematampash ... Tom
Kiriniyaga Lenamatiyo ... John
Christine Namkuny ... Saguna
John Erick ... Mike
Plot:
Based upon an autobiographical novel by Swiss writer Corinne Hofmann, the film tells of a girl, Carola, whose vacation in Kenya takes an interesting turn when she becomes infatuated with a Masai. Carola decides to leave her boyfriend to stay with her lover. There, she has to adapt to the Masai's way of life and get used to their food which includes milk mixed with blood. She also has to face her husband's attitude towards women and what he expects from a wife. Nonetheless, Carola is welcomed warmly into the tribe she has chosen to join. IMDB
Review:
Fantastic film!
I was going through the channels one day and saw it on TV. I got to watch a part of it and that made me want to watch the entire movie. Fredrik and I sat down and watched it, and it is a very good film.
It is from a true story. Language is in English, German, and Swahili. We watched it with Swedish subtitles. The Swahili wasn't translated, though, in our version.
It is a different kind of love-story. Very entertaining. I definitely recommend it.
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Saturday, February 23, 2008
Below
AKA:
Proteus (USA)
Written by:
Lucas Sussman
Darren Aronofsky
Directed by:
David Twohy
Made in:
USA in 2002
Actors:
Matthew Davis ... Odell (as Matt Davis)
Bruce Greenwood ... Brice
Olivia Williams ... Claire
Holt McCallany ... Loomis
Scott Foley ... Coors
Zach Galifianakis ... Weird Wally
Jason Flemyng ... Stumbo
Dexter Fletcher ... Kingsley
Nick Chinlund ... Chief
Andrew Howard ... Hoag
Christopher Fairbank ... Pappy
Chuck Ellsworth ... Navy Pilot
Crispin Layfield ... Navy Lookout
Jonathan Hartman ... Schillings
Sebastian Knapp ... Sonar #1
Plot:
In the dark silence of the sea during World War II, the submarine U.S.S. Tiger Shark prowls on what should be a routine rescue mission. But for the shell-shocked crew, trapped together in the sub's narrow corridors and constricted spaces, this is about to become a journey into the sensory delusions, mental deceptions and runaway fear that lurk just below the surface of the ocean and deep inside the human psyche. IMDB
Review:
I'm not sure what it is about submarine movies, but they work. They always seem to do well, and this movie is no exception.
A good plot, good characters, creepy and scary, and even some humor thrown in, too.
Proteus (USA)
Written by:
Lucas Sussman
Darren Aronofsky
Directed by:
David Twohy
Made in:
USA in 2002
Actors:
Matthew Davis ... Odell (as Matt Davis)
Bruce Greenwood ... Brice
Olivia Williams ... Claire
Holt McCallany ... Loomis
Scott Foley ... Coors
Zach Galifianakis ... Weird Wally
Jason Flemyng ... Stumbo
Dexter Fletcher ... Kingsley
Nick Chinlund ... Chief
Andrew Howard ... Hoag
Christopher Fairbank ... Pappy
Chuck Ellsworth ... Navy Pilot
Crispin Layfield ... Navy Lookout
Jonathan Hartman ... Schillings
Sebastian Knapp ... Sonar #1
Plot:
In the dark silence of the sea during World War II, the submarine U.S.S. Tiger Shark prowls on what should be a routine rescue mission. But for the shell-shocked crew, trapped together in the sub's narrow corridors and constricted spaces, this is about to become a journey into the sensory delusions, mental deceptions and runaway fear that lurk just below the surface of the ocean and deep inside the human psyche. IMDB
Review:
I'm not sure what it is about submarine movies, but they work. They always seem to do well, and this movie is no exception.
A good plot, good characters, creepy and scary, and even some humor thrown in, too.
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