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Vincent will Meer : ein Drebuch / von Florian David Fitz ; herausgegeben von Fred Breinersdorfer und Dorothee Schön für die Deutsche Filmakademie.

Van Pelt Library PN1997.2 .V564 2011
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Fitz, Florian David.
Contributor:
Breinersdorfer, Fred, 1946-
Schön, Dorothee.
Deutsche Filmakademie.
Series:
Deutsche Drehbücher ; Jahrg.
Deutsche Drehbücher. Jahrgang 2011
Language:
German
Subjects (All):
Youth with disabilities--Germany--Drama.
Youth with disabilities.
Tourette syndrome in adolescence--Drama.
Tourette syndrome in adolescence.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder in adolescence--Drama.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder in adolescence.
Eating disorders in adolescence--Drama.
Eating disorders in adolescence.
Germany.
Genre:
Drama.
Physical Description:
132 pages ; 20 cm.
Edition:
1. Aufl.
Place of Publication:
Berlin : Pro Business, 2011.
Summary:
Vincent, Marie and Alexander meet in a therapy centre for young adults. Vincent suffers from Tourette syndrome, Marie from anorexia, and Alexander from obsessive-compulsive disorder. Without a care for possible consequences, they steal a car from their therapist Dr. Rose and set off for the coast of Italy. Before her death, Vincent promised his mother to scatter her ashes (which he conveniently carries in a candy tin) into the sea (Meer). From this point it́'s a road movie with Dr. Rose and Vincent́'s obnoxiously well-to-do father in hot pursuit. As a successful politician facing re-election, this father cannot risk adverse publicity, especially not due to his kid with the tic who has already been the cause of too many headaches in his young life.
Notes:
"Nominiert für den Deutschen Filmpreis."
ISBN:
9783868058932
3868058931
OCLC:
756943974

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