The Enduring Beauty of “Persepolis”
This powerful story shines with poetic animation, an exploration of deeper truths, and the protagonist's complex search for identity.
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Concert pianist Lotta's big comeback is imminent - but she feels that her piano playing still lacks the magic that once enchanted people so much. To regain her old inspiration, she travels alone to a small hotel in the Rheingau. Here she seeks peace and quiet. Chef Sebastian, however, believes that creative energy can only be gained through excellent food. Although Lotta initially rejects his culinary creations, he is not deterred and not only gives Lotta back her emotional connection to music, but also slowly wins her heart with his culinary creations.
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Concert pianist Lotta's big comeback is imminent - but she feels that her piano playing still lacks the magic that once enchanted people so much. To regain her old inspiration, she travels alone to a small hotel in the Rheingau. Here she seeks peace and quiet. Chef Sebastian, however, believes that creative energy can only be gained through excellent food. Although Lotta initially rejects his culinary creations, he is not deterred and not only gives Lotta back her emotional connection to music, but also slowly wins her heart with his culinary creations.
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Genre:TV Movie, Romance, Drama
Written By:Marcus Hertneck
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:die film gmbh, ARD Degeto
Cast
Andrea Katzenberger
Director
Chiara Schoras
Lotta Basalle
Stephan Luca
Sebastian Brandt
August Zirner
Björn Larsson
Eleonore Weisgerber
Annabel Basalle
Philippe Jacq
Wirt
Paul Burian
Bernd Brandt
Peter Lerchbaumer
Portier Reinhardt
Oliver Brandl
Hoteldirektor Huber
Tatiani Katrantzi
Silke
Lars Wellings
Klaus
Patrick Heyn
Denis
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