Womb
When Rebecca returns to her grandfather’s house, she meets her childhood sweetheart Thomas again. Thomas leaves his girlfriend Rose and their love picks up where it left off, until Thomas dies in a car accident. Devastated, the young woman contemplates suicide until she finds consolation in the idea of cloning. Although society does not fully accept it yet, she plans to give birth to Thomas, bringing her lost love to life (again). Living in Rebecca’s grandfather’s remote old house, Thomas grows up believing his father died in an accident. Rebecca never mentions cloning. In spite of their secret, Rebecca and Thomas lead an almost normal life until Rose finds out about them …
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Credits
Director
Screenplay
Director of photography
Editing
Music
Cast
- Rebecca
- Thomas
- Judith
- Ralph
- Henry
- Monica
- Rebecca (9 Jahre)
- Thomas (10 Jahre)
- Rose
- Walter
Production company
Producer
Alle Credits
Director
Assistant director
Screenplay
Director of photography
Assistant camera
2nd Camera unit
Steadycam operator
Still photography
Production design
Set design
Property master
Stand-by props
Make-up artist
Costume design
Hairdresser
Editing
Sound design
Sound
Casting
Music
Cast
- Rebecca
- Thomas
- Judith
- Ralph
- Henry
- Monica
- Rebecca (9 Jahre)
- Thomas (10 Jahre)
- Rose
- Walter
- Molly
- Erica
- Lehrer
- Mrs. Muju 2
Production company
in co-production with
in association with
Producer
Co-Producer
Line producer
Unit production manager
Location manager
Original distributor
Funding
Shoot
- 10.03.2009 - 04.05.2009: Hallig Langeneß, Hallig Oland, Sylt, St. Peter-Ording und Umland, Hamburg, Berlin
FSK-Prüfung (DE): 06.04.2011, 126488, ab 16 Jahre / feiertagsfrei
Aufführung (DE): 03.10.2010, Hamburg, Filmfest;
Kinostart (DE): 07.04.2011
Titles
- Originaltitel (DE FR HU) Womb
Versions
Original
FSK-Prüfung (DE): 06.04.2011, 126488, ab 16 Jahre / feiertagsfrei
Aufführung (DE): 03.10.2010, Hamburg, Filmfest;
Kinostart (DE): 07.04.2011
Awards
- Preis für Umwelt und Lebensqualität
- Krzysztof- Kieslowski-Preis, Bestes Ost- und Zentraleuropäisches Drehbuch