Feuerreiter
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Nina Grosse
Martin Feifel
Marianne Denicourt
Ulrich Matthes
Ulrich Muhe
Nina Hoss
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
In 1796 the poet Friedrich Holderlin became a private tutor in the house of Gontard. Soon, Holderlin and Gontard's wife Susette begin an affair. But the friend who recommended Holderlin to the position is in love with him, and, jealous, reports the affair to Susette's husband. Thrown out, Holderlin tries to continue the affair. Some of his most famous love poetry was written at this time. But the demands of love, writing, and of his friend's advances are too much for the poet, and he goes insane.
Director
Nina Grosse
Cast
Martin Feifel
Marianne Denicourt
Ulrich Matthes
Ulrich Muhe
Nina Hoss
Margit Carstensen
Matthias Faber
Jochen Regelien
Ueli Jaggi
Dieter Landuris
Pierre Besson
Tobias Langhoff
Crew
Ulla Gothe
Steffen Graubaum
Biber Gullatz
Juergen Haase
Peter Hahne
Jean-francois Lepetit
Eckes Malz
Grzegorz Piatkowski
Andrzej Prezedworski
Andrzej Przedworski
Patricia Rommel
Susanne Schneider
Susan Schulte
Egon Werdin
Krzysztof Zanussi
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Shown at Montreal World Film Festival (out of competition) August 27 - September 7, 1998.
Shown at Museum of Modern Art (Recent Films from Germany) in New York City November 1-15, 1998.
Released in United States 1998 (Shown at Montreal World Film Festival (out of competition) August 27 - September 7, 1998.)
Released in United States 1998
Released in United States 1999
Released in United States April 1999
Released in United States February 1999
Released in United States November 1998
Shown at Berlin International Film Festival (New German Films) February 10-21, 1999.
Shown at Cinema Seattle/Women in Cinema Film Festival January 29 - February 4, 1999.
Released in United States 1999 (Shown at Cinema Seattle/Women in Cinema Film Festival January 29 - February 4, 1999.)
Released in United States February 1999 (Shown at Berlin International Film Festival (New German Films) February 10-21, 1999.)
Released in United States April 1999 (Shown in Los Angeles (American Cinematheque) as part of program "New Films from Germany" April 16-18, 1999.)
Released in United States November 1998 (Shown at Museum of Modern Art (Recent Films from Germany) in New York City November 1-15, 1998.)