Stations Of The Cross

Told in fourteen fixed-angle, single shot, individual tableaus that parallel Christ's journey to his own crucifixion, this film is both an indictment of fundamentalist faith and the articulation of an impressionable teen's struggle to find her own path in life. Though from the outside Maria lives in...

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Corporate Authors: Film Movement (Firm), Beta Cinema (Firm), UFA Fiction
Other Authors: Brüggemann, Dietrich (Director, Screenwriter), Laube, Jochen (Producer), Alexis, Leif (Producer), Brüggemann, Anna, 1981- (Screenwriter), Acken, Lea van, 1999- (Performer), Weisz, Franziska, 1980- (Performer)
Format: Videos DVD
Language:German
English
Published: [New York] : Prince Frederick, MD : Film Movement ; Distributed by RB Media, [2015]
Series:Film Movement series.
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Summary:Told in fourteen fixed-angle, single shot, individual tableaus that parallel Christ's journey to his own crucifixion, this film is both an indictment of fundamentalist faith and the articulation of an impressionable teen's struggle to find her own path in life. Though from the outside Maria lives in the modern world, her family and her heart are faithful to a Catholic radicalism that requires sacrifice and devotion at every turn. As she struggles to balance her own desires with the dictates of her family's faith, she makes ever more perilous sacrifices, attempting to please a God she worships unquestioningly in the pious hopes of curing the autistic younger brother she adores.
Item Description:Title from container.
Originally released as a motion picture in 2014.
Special features include: This month's short film: One shot (11 min.) / dir. by Dietrich Brüggemann.
Bonus content: director's commentary.
Physical Description:1 videodisc (110, 11 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:DVD, region 1; Dolby surround 5.1; NTSC; widescreen.
Audience:MPAA rated: Note rated.
Production Credits:Director of photography, Alexander Sass ; editing, Vincent Assmann.
ISBN:9781490680002
1490680004