Schiller (2005)
Año de lanzamiento: 2005
Nación: Germany
Alternative Title: Nuori Schiller, Schiller - La naissance d'un génie, Schiller: I anoixi mias idiofyias, The Young Schiller
Director: Martin Weinhart
Writer: Franziska Buch, Günter Weinhart, Hendrik Hölzemann, Martin Weinhart
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Bernd Krause, Uschi Reich, Wolfgang Krenz, Michael Hild
Compañías: ARTE, Bavaria Film, BR, ARD Degeto, Maran Film, MDR, SWR, ARD
Budget: N/A
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: new love, competition, poet, mannheim
Historia
Friedrich Schiller, a regimental physician in a small German principality, harbors dreams of literary fame inspired by his idol Goethe. When the prince forbids him from pursuing his writing ambitions on the side, Schiller flees to the Palatine Electorate's capital, Mannheim. There, he falls in love with an actress and hopes to secure the position of court author after his first play garners acclaim. However, his artistic aspirations lead him to write a tragedy that fails, unlike the comedies of his dashing colleague and friendly rival, actor August Wilhelm Iffland. The outcome of Schiller's ambition may be decided by court intrigues.
Resumen
Schiller (2005) is a biographical drama film directed by Martin Weinhart, focusing on the early life of renowned German poet and playwright Friedrich Schiller. Set in the late 18th century, the movie explores Schiller's struggle to balance his responsibilities as a physician with his passion for literature. The film delves into themes of ambition, artistic integrity, and the tension between personal desires and societal expectations. It also touches upon the rivalry and camaraderie among artists during this period.
