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Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo

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  • Alemanha Christiane F. - Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo (mais)
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Avaliações e clube de fãs
Drama
Alemanha, 2021, 6 h 54 min (Minutos: 46–57 min)

Realização:

Philipp Kadelbach

Fonte literária:

Christiane Felscherinow (livro), Kai Hermann (livro) (mais)

Elenco:

Lena Urzendowsky, Jeremias Meyer, Jana McKinnon, Michelangelo Fortuzzi, Bruno Alexander, Lea Drinda, Sebastian Urzendowsky, Angelina Häntsch (mais)
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Episódios(8)

Conteúdos(1)

Christiane, Stella, Babsi, Axel, Michi and Benno find each other in the intoxicating clubs and underground parties of Berlin. They are strong, courageous and living wildly in this 'paradise' – one that initially appears to be a riot of colour, daring and excitement. At the centre of the group is Christiane whose life is torn apart by the devastating separation of her parents. She escapes her home only to find herself slipping into a seductive underworld. As the group's bond intensifies they hedonistically chase the next thrill, navigating their way through euphoric highs and dark, dangerous lows. While their lives and relationships expand and unravel, their individual traumas drag them into a tailspin that some of them will never escape. (HBO Europe)

(mais)

Crítica desta série pelo utilizador Detektiv-2 (1)

Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo (2021) 

inglês Firstly, I have to clarify that this is my first experience with children from Bahnhof Zoo. The cult book and the movie are still waiting for me. And honestly, I'm glad that's the case. I simply watched a new and excellent story that is brilliantly shot, without unnecessary comparisons and without looking at distracting details to see what I can criticize compared to the original. It would have robbed me of the experience I had. So it doesn't stick to the original book? And why should it? In each episode, it is clearly stated that it is a loose inspiration and it is not the intention of the series to copy the book. The story is strong and I am glad the creators decided to dust it off for younger viewers. It's a work of high quality, from the acting performances (as though all the characters were tailored to the actors), to the cinematography, the colors, the scenery, and the outstanding music. It is the more contemporary songs that fit stylistically into the whole concept of how the series is conceived and portrayed, and I really enjoy how the seventies are portrayed. I devoured every episode of this series and I will be happy to return to it again sometime. ()