Scene from Für immer und immer (1997)
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| Duration: 75 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: Ruffah |
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Jeannette Arndt
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Alternate Names: Jeanette Arndt
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Full Biography
Jeannette Arndt was a German actress and director who starred in 'Für immer und immer' (1997), directed by Hark Bohm. The film, which focuses on an adoptive child named Marie, is notable for its tender yet unsentimental portrayal, despite a somewhat artificial script. Lili Bohm's performance as Marie steals the show, delivering a natural and intelligent portrayal of the character.
About the Movie: Für immer und immer (1997)
Release Year: 1997
Nation: Germany
Alternative Title: Pour toujours et à jamais
Director: Hark Bohm
Writer: Christoph Busch, Hark Bohm, Jon Boorstin
Production & Genre
Story
The movie 'Für immer und immer' (1997) directed by Hark Bohm centers around a tug-of-war for the custody of an adopted six-year-old girl named Marie. The story begins with Marie being placed with her adoptive parents, but her natural mother suddenly reappears and claims her right to the child. Throughout the film, there is tension and conflict between Marie's adoptive family and her biological mother as they fight for custody. Despite a somewhat artificial plot, the film is driven by strong performances from its cast, particularly young Lili Bohm who plays Marie with remarkable naturalness and intelligence.
Summary
Hark Bohm's 'Für immer und immer' (1997) is another of his films focusing on children, although this time the subject is unusually young. While not a groundbreaking masterpiece, the film offers tenderness and humanity, exploring the complex issue of custody battles between biological parents and adoptive families. The story, while thin at times, is compensated by Bohm's direction, pacing, and particularly the outstanding performance of Lili Bohm as Marie. Despite its dramatic themes, the film is not intended for young viewers due to its intense content.