2013 film

罗丝和海因里希是面包师夫妇的孩子，他们的父母每天忙于工作没有时间陪伴孩子。一天，罗丝捡到了一本神奇的童话书，从书中走出了童话里的角色——白雪公主、小红帽、侏儒怪、女巫和魔鬼。为了阻止邪恶的“大结局”吃掉童话书摧毁童话世界，罗丝和海因里希神奇的冒险开始了，他们要从银桥进入童话森林找到“爱与善良”的仙女......

When a salon refuses to hire her because of her plump figure, irrepressible hair stylist Kathi plots revenge by opening her own beauty parlor next door. But when she faces a cash-flow problem, Kathi resorts to some creative means of raising capital.

Axel Ranisch is one of the more idiosyncratic figures of Germany's moving image world. He jumps back and forth between educational television (masses of episodes for the wildly beloved series Löwenzahn) and unusual cinema projects like his free-floating, improv-driven film school thesis debut Dicke Mädchen (2011) or the perplexingly camp-happy children's adventure Reuber (2013). Then followed a jump into crime entertainment with episodes for the back home cultishly revered cop show Tatort, thrown into the mix for good measure. And, as if this wasn't off the charts enough, he also regularly directs opera productions for some of Germany's most prestigious houses.
Orphea in Love, now, fuses many of these diverse forays for a singular piece of musical theatre cinema. Structurally a musical or operetta, it features famous opera tunes paired with modern classical ballet choreographies. Befittingly, the title might insinuate a version of Jacques Offenbach's 1858 Orphée aux enfers (we have that somewhere else in the programme, though!), but the story of young, multi-job hassled Nele, her dream of opera stardom, and her love for dancer Kolya feels in its razzmatazzy mix of realism and kitsch simultaneously closer to Flashdance (1983; Adrian Lyne) and the average Lady Gaga music video. Wow. WOW!
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German television series

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