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The film releases of the week

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Created: 10/03/2022 12:03 p.m

„Rimini“
Michael Thomas as Richie Bravo can be celebrated in “Rimini”. © –/New Visions Film Distribution/dpa

Ulrich Seidl tells of a sad pop singer on the Adriatic, Aelrun Goette looks back on the fashion world of the GDR, and Martin Suter reveals everything but the truth.

“Rimini” about a winter on the Adriatic

Berlin – The director Ulrich Seidl makes films in which some scenes are so uncomfortable that they can take you to the pain limit when you watch them. In “Rimini” he now tells of a rather worn-out pop singer. Richie Bravo (Michael Thomas) tries to make ends meet in the Italian Adriatic during the winter months. He earns his money by performing in front of tourists who are carted in and with gigolo sex. Recently there was a controversy about Seidl’s follow-up project “Sparta” and the shooting for it with children in Romania.

Rimini, Austria/France/Germany 2022, 116 min., FSK from 12 years, by Ulrich Seidl, with Michael Thomas and Hans-Michael Rehberg

Glitter, glamor, GDR – “In a country that no longer exists”

Berlin (dpa) – With her new film, the director Aelrun Goette takes a look at the fashion world of the GDR – with its dazzling figures. Suzie (Marlene Burow) is about to graduate from high school in East Berlin in 1989 when she is expelled from school and suddenly has to fend for herself. But one morning, a young man presses the shutter button on his camera. The photo of Suzie can be found a little later on the cover of the fashion magazine “Sibylle” – the “Vogue of the East”. Chance opens a door to the fashion world of the GDR for her. With this film, director Aelrun Goette also tells her own story.

In a country that no longer exists, Germany 2022, 101 min., FSK from the age of 12, by Aelrun Goette

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“Everything about Martin Suter. Except the truth.”

Berlin (dpa) – Some bestsellers by Swiss author Martin Suter have already made it onto the big screen as an adaptation, but now it’s about Suter himself. However, you shouldn’t take everything that you learn about Suter during the 90 minutes of the film too seriously, because again and again the levels of fiction and reality are played with. For more than four years, director André Schäfer accompanied the writer, who started out as an advertising copywriter. Suter himself has his say, but so do the author’s companions – for example the chansonnier Stephan Eicher, the actor Heino Ferch or the author Benjamin von Stuckrad-Barre.

Martin Suter in a scene from the film “Everything about Martin Suter. Except the truth”. © -/DCM/dpa

All about Martin Suter. Except for the truth., Switzerland 2022, 90 min., FSK from the age of 12, by André Schäfer dpa

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