Hurenkarussell
"How the prostitute Marie turns into a hero and saves little Anna from defilement by her father."
Originally released in 2008. Hurenkarussell is a drama film. directed by Cajetan Jacob. At just 85 minutes, it's a tight, focused story.
Starring Magdalena Kaim, Walter Ludwig, and Heike Kotsios
Synopsis
1905: Syphilis and prostitution flourish in a small town somewhere in the Danube monarchy. In the midst of the night stands Marie, a young prostitute, who has learned how to live in this shady environment. Marie's encounters with johns have many faces; notorious bon vivants, an old man who brings cake from his wife, and Count Albin, a lofty gentleman whose behavior is very strange. Before Marie sleeps with him, she must tie a blue band with white dots around her thigh. The next day she encounters the Count shopping with his twelve year old daughter, Anna. It's apparent that Anna who wears a blue band with white dots in her hair is afraid of her father. Marie is deeply touched by Anna's emotional state which provokes her curiosity about the child. As she investigates Anna's situation Marie's humanity is revealed. It's ironic that a girl, Anna, of noble origins finds a motherly role model in Marie the prostitute.
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- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- DE
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- GRUPPE:filmkunst
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hurenkarussell about?
1905: Syphilis and prostitution flourish in a small town somewhere in the Danube monarchy. In the midst of the night stands Marie, a young prostitute, who has learned how to live in this shady envi...
Who directed Hurenkarussell?
Hurenkarussell was directed by Cajetan Jacob.
How long is Hurenkarussell?
Hurenkarussell has a runtime of 1 hours and 25 minutes (85 minutes total).
When was Hurenkarussell released?
Hurenkarussell was released on April 11, 2008 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Hurenkarussell?
The main cast of Hurenkarussell includes Magdalena Kaim, Walter Ludwig, Heike Kotsios, Maja Makowski, Christine Renhardt.