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Julia's Disappearance

Julia's Disappearance

by Christoph Schaub
 

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Comedy lifts smiles and spirits

Review: Julia's Disappearance

Comedy lifts smiles and spirits

An initiation into the art of growing old with humour from the ages of 14 to 80, all the symptoms of early or late decline are revealed with refreshing irony in this feel-good comedy 

“Fully savour every period of life”

Interview: Christoph Schaub • Director

“Fully savour every period of life”

After a successful stint at comedy, the Swiss director was handed a brilliant screenplay by Martin Suter, which subtly and humorously explores the different ages of life 

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international title: Julia's Disappearance
original title: Giulias Verschwinden
country: Switzerland
sales agent: T&C Edition
year: 2009
directed by: Christoph Schaub
screenplay: Martin Suter
cast: Corinna Harfouch, Bruno Ganz, Stefan Kurt, André Jung, Sunnyi Melles, Daniel Rohr, Teresa Harder, Max Herbrechter, Christine Schorn, Renate Becker

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Locarno International Film FestivalAudience Award (Piazza Grande section)
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