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Sissi, a psychiatric nurse meets up with Bodo, an ex-soldier in the most unlikely of places - under a truck! He causes an accident and saves her life, she then becomes obsessed with him and sets out to track him down...

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ProducerMaria Kopf, Stefan Arndt

EAN5060002830796

eBay Product ID (ePID)3950319

Product Key Features

Film/TV TitleThe Princess and the Warrior

ActorJurgen Tarrach, Joachim Krol, Ludger Pistor, Marita Breuer, Benno Furmann, Staffen Schult, Melchior Beslon, Franka Potente, Lars Rudolph, Rolf Dannemann

DirectorTom Tykwer

Subtitle LanguageEnglish

FormatDVD

LanguageGerman

Release Year2002

FeaturesWidescreen, Trailer-1. Original Theatrical, With Subtitles

Aspect Ratio16:9 Wide Screen

GenreDrama, Romantic

Run Time130 Mins

Additional Product Features

Certificate12A/12

Number of Discs1

Country/Region of ManufactureGermany

Director of PhotographyFrank Greibe

ReviewsRolling Stone - ...Another dynamic look at love and destiny..., New York Times - ...Mathematically elegant....THE PRINCESS AND THE WARRIOR has the structure of an elaborate mind-teasing puzzle....Languorously surreal..., Entertainment Weekly - ...Arresting....Every person's behavior, Tykwer demonstrates with a flourish, is ultimately a matter of chance..., Los Angeles Times - ...A superior entertainment....Endlessly imaginative and unpredictable....A dazzling fable of love, destiny and redemption..., Premiere - ...THE PRINCESS AND THE WARRIOR is enveloped in a strangely dreamy quality....It's a movie one can get happily lost in...

Consumer AdviceContains strong language, moderate violence and medical horror

Additional InformationFrom German director Tom Tykwer, whose energetic RUN LOLA RUN wowed audiences in 1998, comes this ethereal modern-day fairy tale. Hypnotizing German actress Franka Potente (RUN LOLA RUN, BLOW) stars opposite deft, volatile newcomer Benno Furmann. Using beautiful visuals involving ice cubes, underwater bubbles, rain, and the well-worn buildings of Wuppertal, Tykwer implements his signature filming style--a roving, curious, rapid camera that examines its subjects in extreme close up, follows letters into mailboxes, and soars over the nighttime city like a bird. The musical score and the impeccable use of sound complete the film's sensory excellence.<BR>Bodo (Furmann) and Sissi (Potente) come together under strange circumstances: at the scene of an accident where Bodo saves Sissi's life after she is run over by a truck. Then he disappears. Sissi returns to her little room in the nursing ward of a psychiatric hospital where she works with mentally ill patients, one of whom is her own father. However, she cannot forget the man that saved her and has a powerful feeling that her life is inherently connected with his. Unable to pick up her life where she left it before the accident, she seeks out Bodo, who lives in a dilapidated house with his brother, and quickly establishes an steadfast bond with him.

Movie/TV TitleThe Princess And the Warrior

ScreenwriterTom Tykwer

MusicTom Tykwer, Johnny Kimek, Reinhold Heil

EditorMathilde Bonnefoy