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Third Keswick Film Festival
15-17 February 2002
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No Place to Go (2000)
(Die Unberuhrbare)
17th February 6.60pm
Alhambra Cinema

Based on the life of Rohler's mother, prominent German novelist and marxist Giseta Elsner, the story begins with the fall of the Berlin wall. This fascinating portrait of Hanna Flanders, an intellectual torn between her conflicting ideals and the new realities of a changing society, reveals a woman aiming to satisfy her human needs by heading for Berlin...

Awards

Best Picture: San Jose and Miami Festivals and 'German Film Awards'.
Best Actress: Bavarian and Chicago Festivals, 'German Film Awards'.
Best Director: Rotterdam, Karlovy Vary and Istanbul Festivals.

Critics

'A bravura performance by beloved German actress Hannelore Elsner." - Feature.

Links

Oskar Röhler at IMDb

Hannelore Elsner at IMDb

Feature at Export-Union des Deutschen Films (ExU)

Cleveland International Film Festival

No Place To Go at Cannes 2000

Programme Notes

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Director

Oskar Röhler
  Writers Oskar Röhler
     
  Cast

Hannelore Elsner
Vadm Glowna
Tonio Arango
Michael Gwisdek

     
  Cert 15
  Length 1hr 40 mins
  Country

Germany

  Language In German with English subtitles

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