Marseille 19 years old
Sophie, a young photographer, exchanges her apartment with a student from Marseille. It is February and Marseille seems harsh and closed in the bright sun. Sophie dives into the city, she is alone, she takes photographs. In an auto-repair garage, she asks a young mechanic, Pierre, if he can get her a car. Two days later they meet again and spend the evening in a bar, captivated by the lightness of not knowing anything about each other. Sophie is happy. When she returns to Berlin, she is immediately immersed again in her former life. Her love for Ivan, the husband of her best friend Hanna, remains undeclared and the relationship between Hanna and Ivan seems to dominate. Sophie remains on the outside, yearns to leave, and decides to travel to Marseille for a second time.
Credits
Marseille Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Marie-Lou Sellem She was 38, now 57 years old | as Hanna |
| Devid Striesow He was 30, now 50 years old | as Ivan |
| Wolfgang Michael He was 49, now 68 years old | as Schauspieler |
| Alexis Loret He was 29, now 49 years old | as Pierre |
| Emily Atef She was 31, now 51 years old | as Zelda |
| Friederike Kammer | as Schauspielerin |
| Sophie Aigner | as McDonald's Mitarbeiterin |
| Maren Eggert She was 30, now 50 years old | as Sophie |
Marseille Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Dirk Jacob as Sound Designer. He was 34 (now 53) years old | Sound |
| Martin Steyer as Sound Re-Recording Mixer. He was 54 (now 74) years old | Sound |
| Angela Schanelec as Director. She was 42 (now 62) years old | Directing |
| Angela Schanelec as Writer. She was 42 (now 62) years old | Writing |
| Reinhold Vorschneider as Cinematography. He was 53 (now 73) years old | Crew |
Marseille (19 years)
- Release day: Thursday, September 23, 2004
- Runtime: 95 minutes
