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Filmlandkarte Brandenburg 2006/07 FILMLOCATION BRANDENBURG 2006/2007 Ein Ausschnitt LEGENDE: 1. AUF DER SUCHE NACH DEM SCHATZ VON TROJA (TV) Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Teamworx Television & Film GmbH Regie: Dror Zahavi Schauspieler: Melanie Doutey, Heino Ferch Drehorte: Marwitz 2. AUSBILDER SCHMIDT - DER FILM Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Hofmann & Voges Entertainment GmbH Regie: Christoph Schrewe Schauspieler: Holger Müller Drehorte: Pankow, Stahnsdorf 3. DIE DUNKLE SEITE (TV) Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Network Movie Film- und Fernsehproduktion GmbH & Co. KG Regie: Peter Keglevic Schauspieler: Melika Foroutan, Charly Hübner Drehorte: nahe Belzig 4. DIE FÄLSCHER Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Magnolia Filmproduktion GmbH Regie: Stefan Ruzowitzky Schauspieler: Karl Markovics, August Diehl, Devid Striesow Drehorte: Studio Babelsberg 5. DIE WELLE Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Ratpack Filmproduktion GmbH Regie: Dennis Gansel Schauspieler: Jürgen Vogel, Christiane Paul, Max Riemelt Drehorte: Dallgow-Döberitz, Babelsberg, Berlin 6. DIE TAGE SIND ENDLICH Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Mafilm Martens Film- und Fernsehproduktions GmbH Regie: Bernd Böhlich Schauspieler: Katharina Thalbach, Steffen Scheumann Drehorte: voraussichtlich in Vetschau 7. EFFI Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Constantin Film AG Regie: Hermine Huntgeburth Schauspieler: Julia Jensch, Sebastian Koch Drehorte: Hoppenrade bei Neuruppin 8. FERIEN Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Pickpocket Filmproduktion Regie: Thomas Arslan Schauspieler: Angela Winkler, Karoline Eichhorn, Uwe Bohm, Gudrun Ritter, Anja Schneider Drehorte: Berlin und Freiburger Provinz 9. FLAME & CITRON Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Wüste Film Ost Regie: Ole Christian Madsen Schauspieler: Mads Mikkelsen, Christian Berkel Drehorte: Studio Babelsberg 10. Flucht und Vertreibung (TV) Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: teamWorx Television & Film GmbH Regie: Kai Wessel Schauspieler: Maria Furtwängler, Jean Yves Berteloot, Gabriela Maria Schmeide, Angela Winkler Drehorte: Brandenburg 11. FREE RAINER Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: kahuuna films GmbH Regie: Hans Weingartner Schauspieler: Moritz Bleibtreu Drehorte: Belzig, Berlin 12. FREI NACH PLAN Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Credo Film GmbH Regie: Franziska Meletzky Schauspieler: Simone Kabst, Kirsten Block, Dagmar Manzel Drehorte: Straßen im Elbe Elster Land 13. HEXE LILLI Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Babelsberg Film GmbH Regie: Stefan Ruzowitzky Schauspieler: Andrea Sawatzki Drehorte: Studio Babelsberg 14. IM WINTER EIN JAHR Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Bavaria Filmverleih- und Produktions GmbH/Constantin Regie: Caroline Link Schauspieler: Karoline Herfurth, Corinna Harfouch Drehorte: Krams/Bad Wilsnack 15. INTERNATIONAL Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Rose Line Productions Limited / Siebte Babelsberg Film GmbH Regie: Tom Tykwer Schauspieler: Naomi Watts; Clive Owen Drehorte: Studio Babelsberg 16. JAGDHUNDE Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Credo Film GmbH Regie: Ann Kristin Reyels Schauspieler: Luise Berndt, Josef Hader, Sven Lehmann Drehorte: Mehrere Orte in der Uckermark (u.a. Marienwerder, Gersdorf, Bad Freienwalde und Grünz - Winterlandschaft) 17. KEINOHRHASEN Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Barefoot Films GmbH Regie: Till Schweiger Schauspieler: Till Schweiger, Nora Tschirner Drehorte: Paretz 18. MEINE SCHÖNE BESCHERUNG Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: X Filme Creative Pool GmbH Schauspieler: Vanessa Jopp, Heino Ferch, Martina Gedeck Drehorte: Studio Babelsberg 19. MEIN FÜHRER – DIE WIRKLICH WAHRSTE WAHRHEIT ÜBER ADOLF HITLER Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Y Filme Creative Directors GmbH / X Filme Creative Pool GmbH Regie: Dani Levi Schauspieler: Helge Schneider, Ulrich Mühe, Katja Riemann Drehorte: Studio Babelsberg (Berliner Straße), Krampnitz 20. MONDKALB Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Beagle Films Filmproduktions GmbH Regie: Sylke Enders Schauspieler: Juliane Köhler, Axel Prahl Drehorte: Lenin, Rüdersdorf, Rathenow u.a. 21. NACHMITTAG Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Nachmittagfilm GbR Regie: Angela Schanelec Schauspieler: Miriam Horwitz, Mark Waschke, Fritz Schediwy, Angela Schanelec Drehorte: Potsdam 22. NEGER, NEGER, SCHORNSTEINFEGER Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Aspekt Telefilm Produktion Berlin GmbH Regie: Jörg Gründler Schauspieler: Veronika Ferres Drehorte: Wittenberge 23. RENNSCHWEIN RUDI RÜSSEL - RUDI RENNT WEITER Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Relevant Film Produktionsges. mbH Regie: Peter Timm Schauspieler: Sebastian Koch Drehorte: Bad Freienwalde 24. SECHS RICHTIGE UND ANDERE KATASTROPHEN (TV) Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Provobis Film GmbH Jan Ruzcika Schauspieler: Dominik Horwitz, Muriel Baumeister Drehorte: Kribbe/Neuhof (Prignitz) 25. SEHNSUCHT Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Peter Rommel Productions Regie: Valeska Grisebach Schauspieler: Laiendarsteller Drehorte: Zühlen/Ostprignitz 26. SPEED RACER Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Sechste Babelsberg Film GmbH Regie: Larry und Andy Wachowski Schauspieler: Cristina Ricci, Susan Sarandon, John Goodman, Benno Fürmann Drehorte: Studio Babelsberg 27. SPURLOS Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Cinemakers Film GmbH Regie: Jorgo Papa Vassiliou Schauspieler: Vassily Kazakos, Jannis Michel Drehorte: Freesdorf 28. VALKYRIE Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Studio Babelsberg GmbH Regie: Bryan Singer Schauspieler: Tom Cruise Drehorte: Königswusterhausen/Dahme-Spreewald, Löwenvilla (Potsdam) 29. VIER MINUTEN Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Kordes & Kordes Film GmbH Regie: Chris Kraus Schauspieler: Monica Bleibtreu; Hannah Herzsprung Drehorte: Luckau 30. WEGE ZUM GLÜCK (TV-SERIE) Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Grundy UFA TV Produktions GmbH Regie: Walter Franke, Christa Mühl, Gerald Diestl, Irina Popow, Petra Wiemers, Klaus Petsch, Kerstin Schefberger, Martina Westhofen Schauspieler: Gisa Zach, Hubertus Grimm Drehorte: Studio Babelsberg 31. WESTERN WALD Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: teamWorx Television & Film GmbH Regie: Tomy Wigand Schauspieler: Lisa Martinek Drehorte: Werder (Havel) 32. WHISKY MIT WODKA Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Senator Film Produktion GmbH Regie: Andreas Dresen Schauspieler: Henry Hübchen Drehorte: Studio Babelsberg, Velten, Werder, Saarmund 33. WOLKE NEUN Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Peter Rommel Productions Regie: Andreas Dresen Schauspieler: Steffi Kühnert Drehorte: Forst, Grünefeld 34. YELLA Produktion/Dt. Koproduzent: Schramm Film Koerner & Weber Regie: Christian Petzold Schauspieler: Nina Hoss, Devid Striesow Drehorte: Wittenberge .
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