SEPTEMBER
synopsis
After September 11th 2001 in Germany: They meet casually, more or less by chance, and return to their everyday lives. The eight figures in September come from different worlds, linked by one thing: they are all at the mercy of their conflicting emotions, their absolute inner turmoil reflected in, at times, unpredictable behaviour. The film offers a series of snapshots, not a key to a new way of life. It sheds light on a particular slice of time, the immediacy and synchronicity of events and their impact on individuals.
international title: | September |
original title: | September |
country: | Germany |
sales agent: | Telepool |
year: | 2002 |
genre: | fiction |
directed by: | Max Färberböck |
film run: | 114' |
release date: | DE 26/06/2003 |
screenplay: | Max Färberböck, Sarah Khan, Matthias Pacht, Moritz Rinke, John von Düffel |
cast: | René Ifrah, Catharina Schuchmann, Justus von Dohnányi, Nina Proll, Jörg Schüttauf, Moritz Rinke |
cinematography by: | Carl-Friedrich Koschnick |
film editing: | Ewa J. Lind |
art director: | Knut Loewe |
costumes designer: | Monika Jacobs |
music: | Dario Marianelli |
producer: | Martin Hagemann |
production: | Distant Dreams Filmproduktion, Zero One Film, Telepool, NF2, ZDF |
distributor: | X Verleih |