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Vorschaubild Jutta Hoffmann
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Geburtsname: N/A

Geburtsdatum: 1941-03-03

Geburtsort: Halle an der Saale, Germany

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Alternative Namen: Ютта Хофман, Ютта Хоффман

Körperliche Merkmale: N/A

Karriere

Erste Auftritte:

  • Das Rabauken-Kabarett (1961) als

Wichtigste Rollen:

  • Her Third (1972) als Margit
  • Julia lebt (1963) als Penny Berger
  • Bandits (1997) als Marie
  • Long Roads - Secret Love (1969) als Johanna
  • An die Grenze (2007) als Großmutter
  • The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time (1985) als Gertrud Meinecke
  • Die Frau aus dem Meer (2008) als Margit
  • Blue Bird (1979) als Mildred Ruster
  • When You’re Grown Up, Dear Adam (1966) als
  • Fleur Lafontaine (1978) als Lotti Goldner

Karriere-Highlights:

  • Her Third (1972)
  • Julia lebt (1963)
  • Bandits (1997)
  • Long Roads - Secret Love (1969)
  • An die Grenze (2007)
  • The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time (1985)
  • Die Frau aus dem Meer (2008)
  • Blue Bird (1979)
  • When You’re Grown Up, Dear Adam (1966)
  • Fleur Lafontaine (1978)

Vollständige Biografie

Jutta Hoffmann is a distinguished German actress of stage and screen, widely regarded as one of the most significant performers of the post-war era in Germany. Born on March 3, 1941, in Halle an der Saale, Germany, her birth name is Jutta Hoffmann.

She began her career in the GDR (East Germany), where she became a prominent member of the Berliner Ensemble and later the Maxim Gorki Theatre. Hoffmann gained international acclaim for her nuanced portrayals of complex, often defiant women. Her collaboration with director Egon Günther was particularly fruitful, leading to iconic performances in films such as The Third (1972), for which she won the Best Actress award at the Venice Film Festival, and the 1974 drama The Keys (Die Schlüssel).

Following the "Biermann affair" in 1976, she faced increasing professional restrictions in the East and eventually moved to West Germany in the early 1980s. There, she continued her successful career in theater and television, notably appearing as a detective in the long-running crime series Polizeiruf 110. Throughout her life, she has been honored with numerous accolades, including the German Film Award for her lifetime achievement.

Über den Film: Die Schlüssel (1974)

Poster for Die Schlüssel (1974)
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Erscheinungsjahr: 1974

Land: Germany

Alternativer Titel: Klucze

Regisseur: Egon Günther

Drehbuchautor: Egon Günther, Helga Schütz, Werner Beck

Produktion & Genre

Produzent(en): N/A

Firmen: DEFA-Studio für Spielfilme

Genre: Drama

Geschichte

During their holiday in Kraków, a young worker and a student find themselves navigating their relationship despite their differing views on life. Their love is tested when an accident occurs, leading to the girl's untimely death. The young man is left grappling with his own lack of understanding and inability to connect with others, forcing him to confront these personal shortcomings.

Zusammenfassung

'Die Schlüssel' (The Keys) is a German drama directed by Egon Günther in 1974. Set against the backdrop of Kraków, Poland during their holiday, the film explores the complex dynamics of love between two individuals from different backgrounds—the young worker and the student. The narrative delves into the challenges they face in sustaining their relationship amidst contrasting life perspectives. A tragic accident serves as a catalyst for the protagonist's personal growth, ultimately highlighting his inability to understand others and his struggle with interpersonal connections.