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The dark valley / Film Movement presents ; Xverleih präsentiert ; an Allegro Film & X Filme Creative Pool production ; screenplay, Martin Ambrosch, Andreas Prochaska ; producers, Helmut Grasser, Stefan Arndt ; directed by Andreas Prochaska.

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Format:
Video
Contributor:
Grasser, Helmut, producer.
Arndt, Stefan, producer.
Prochaska, Andreas, 1964- director.
Alexander Street Press.
Allegro Film (Firm), production company.
X Filme Creative Pool, production company.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Willmann, Thomas, 1969---Film adaptations.
Willmann, Thomas.
Strangers--Drama.
Strangers.
Fathers and sons--Drama.
Fathers and sons.
Photographers.
Photographers--Drama.
Revenge--Drama.
Revenge.
Genre:
Drama.
Feature films.
Video recordings.
Film adaptations.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (115 minutes)
Place of Publication:
New York, NY : Film Movement, 2014.
Language Note:
In English.
System Details:
data file
Summary:
Somewhere high in the Alps, a lone rider makes his way along a hidden path and reaches a small village, tucked away between the steep mountains. This stranger goes by the name of Greider; nobody knows where he's from and, met with blatant distrust, nobody wants him in the village. The sons of Old Brenner, the village patriarch who holds the entire community under his threatening, violent ways, would have chased him away if Greider hadn't given them a fistful of gold coins. Greider introduces himself as a photographer, and Brenner's sons provide him with shelter for the winter at the house of widow Gader and her young daughter, Luzi. Soon to be married to her sweetheart, Lukas, Luzi is full of trepidation as the big day draws near because, in this valley, a wedding comes with a terrible tradition. And whoever opposes this tradition will be subjected to a merciless punishment.In the depths of winter, the village cut off by snowfall and barely a ray of sunlight reaching the valley, a tragic accident leads to the death of one of Brenner's beloved sons. When another son is mysteriously killed, it's clear this is not a coincidence: the time has come for Brenner's family to pay, and Greider plans to settle a score long forgotten by everyone but him.
Participant:
Sam Riley, Tobias Moretti, Paula Beer, Thomas Schubert, Carmen Gratl.
Credits:
Music, Matthias Weber ; editor, Daniel Prochaska ; director of photography, Thomas W. Kiennast.
Notes:
Title from resource description page (viewed June 24, 2016).
Based on the novel "Das Finstere Tal" by Thomas Willmann.
Won 2015 Austrian Film Award, AT, Best Feature Film
Won 2015 Austrian Film Award, AT, Best Director
Won 2015 Austrian Film Award, AT, Best Score
Won 2015 Austrian Film Award, AT, Best Cinematography
Won 2015 Austrian Film Award, AT, Best Costume Design
Won 2015 Austrian Film Award, AT, Best Makeup
Won 2015 Austrian Film Award, AT, Best Production Design
Won 2015 Austrian Film Award, AT, Best Sound Editing
Won 2014 Bavarian Film Awards, Best Actor
Won 2014 Bavarian Film Awards, Best Direction
Won 2014 Diagonale, Austria, Diagonale Grand Prize Best Cinematography of a Feature Film
Won 2014 European Film Awards, European Production Designer
Won 2014 European Film Awards, European Costume Designer
Nominated 2014 Film+, Editing Award Feature Film Fiction
Won 2014 German Camera Award, Feature Film
Won 2014 German Film Awards, Gold Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role
Won 2014 German Film Awards, Gold Best Cinematography
Won 2014 German Film Awards, Gold Best Production Design
Won 2014 German Film Awards, Gold Best Costume Design
Won 2014 German Film Awards, Gold Best Makeup
Won 2014 German Film Awards, Gold Best Film Score
Won 2014 German Film Awards, Gold Best Sound
Won 2014 German Film Awards, Silver Outstanding Feature Film
Nominated 2014 German Film Awards, Gold Best Direction
Won 2014 Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival, Best of Puchon
Won 2014 Romy Gala, Austria, Best Cinematography
Other Format:
Original version:
OCLC:
954043298
Access Restriction:
Restricted for use by site license.

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