Appassionata
Directed by Mirko Echghi-Ghamsari
Based on a WW II legend: A German soldier awaiting his doom in the pocket of Stalingrad spots an undamaged piano in the no-man's land between the lines. The urge to play one more time becomes irresistible. -Appassionata- is inspired by an army postal service letter send by a German soldier from Stalingrad to his wife. The movie tells of the short moments in which soldiers try to escape the demons of war - of those rare instants in which longings and emotions out dare the maelstrom of daily cruelty and humanity wins over the frenzy of war.
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Appassionata was released on 20 april 2008.
Appassionata was directed by Mirko Echghi-Ghamsari.
Appassionata has a runtime of 16m.
Appassionata was produced by Mirko Echghi-Ghamsari, Boris Grönemeyer.
Based on a WW II legend: A German soldier awaiting his doom in the pocket of Stalingrad spots an undamaged piano in the no-man's land between the lines. The urge to play one more time becomes irresistible. -Appassionata- is inspired by an army postal service letter send by a German soldier from Stalingrad to his wife. The movie tells of the short moments in which soldiers try to escape the demons of war - of those rare instants in which longings and emotions out dare the maelstrom of daily cruelty and humanity wins over the frenzy of war.
The key characters in Appassionata are Anton (Sebastian Ströbel), Russian Soldier (Marcel Miller), Hans (Andreas Diekmann).
Appassionata is rated TV-MA.
Appassionata is a Drama, Short film.
Appassionata has an audience rating of 7.7 out of 10.
Appassionata had a budget of 60 000 US$.