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SOPHIE SCHOLL - THE FINAL DAYS
international title: Sophie Scholl - The Final Days original title: Sophie Scholl - Die Letzen Tage genre: fiction film run: 117' release date: DE 24/02/2005, AT 27/02/2005, CH 17/03/2005, LU 19/03/2005, PT 26/05/05, SE 01/09/05, BE 07/09/05, NL 11/09/05, DK 22/09/05, FI 23/09/05, EE 28/10/05, IT 28/10/05, UK 28/10/05, PL 18/11/05, SI 18/11/05, NO 27/01/06, FR 12/04/2006 costumes designer: Natascha Curtius-Noss backing: Bayerischer Rundfunk, Süd-West Rundfunk, FilmFernsehFonds Bayern, Filmförderungsanstalt FFA, BKM, MEDIA Plus distributor: X Verleih, Cinemien (LU/BE/NL), Prisvideo Edicoes (PT), Atlantic (SE), Miracle Film (DK), Future Film Oy (FI), Estinfilm (EE), Istituto Luce (IT), ICA Projects (UK), Kino Swiat (PL), Cinemania Group (SI), Oro Film (NO) Best Hollywood (HU), Lola Films (ES), Les Acacias (FR), 2-1-0 Films (GR)
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synopsis February 1943: Sophie Scholl, a young student in the group 'White Rose', is arrested as well as her brother at the University of Munïch. The interrogation by the Gestapo which follows turns into a psychological confrontation between the young agitprop and the inquisitor, Robert Mohr. She ends up winning, at the price of her life, and her brother's. Rothemund's film, based on historical facts, describes the last days of a young girl who embodies resistance against the Nazi horror, freedom, and courage, up to the end. |
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main awards/selection EFA 2005
Best Actress (Julia Jentsch)
Berlinale 2005
Silver Bear for Best Director, Silver Bear for Best Leading Actress, Audience Award
Lolas 2005
Best Actress, Best Film (Silver), Audience Award
Oscars 2006
German candidate for 2006 Academy Awards
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