Zwölf Stühle Twelve Chairs
3 Zwölf Stühle Twelve Chairs Regie: Ulrike Ottinger Land: Deutschland 2004. Produktion: Ulrike Ottinger Filmproduktion, Synopsis Berlin, mit Mitteln der Kulturstiftung des Bundes, in Zusammenarbeit On her death bed, an old Russian aristocrat entrusts her mit dem Filmstudio Odessa. Buch: Ulrike Ottinger, nach dem gleichna- son-in-law with a strictly-guarded secret: namely, that she migen Roman von Ilja Ilf und Jewgeni Petrow. Regie, Kamera, Monta- had hidden all of her valuable jewelry in one of the twelve ge: Ulrike Ottinger. Austattung: Alexander Batenjew, Ulrike Ottinger. salon chairs that were taken away from her after the re- Kostüme: Gisela Pestalozza. Licht und Kameraassistenz: Clemens Seiz, volution. Her son-in-law, Ippolit Matveyevitch Vorobyaninov, Till Caspar Juon. Ton: Efim Turezki, Alexander Schschepotin, Georgi is a former nobleman and a dandy who is currently wasting Sawoloka, Walentin Pentschuk. Schnitt: Bettina Blickwede. Tonschnitt: away as a small town magistrate in charge of civil marri- Markus Böhm (BVFT). Mischung: Robert Jäger. Produktionsleitung: ages. He eagerly takes up the quest to find the treasure. Irina Kobsar. Aufnahmeleitung: Elena Bodnarjuk, Angela Plochotnjuk. Meanwhile, over the years, the twelve chairs have been dis- Produktionsvorbereitung: Sean Runge. Koordination/Produktions- persed all over the country. However, Vorobyaninov is not assistenz: Ulla Niehaus. Produzentin: Ulrike Ottinger. the only one in pursuit of the treasure. Hot on its trail are Erzähler: Peter Fitz. Ostap Bender, a clever and colourful conman, as well as Fa- Darsteller: Georgi Delijew (Ostap Bender, Gauner), Genadi Skarga (Ip- ther Fyodor, a priest to whom the wealthy aristocrat has polit Matwejewitsch Worobjaninow, Adelsmarschall), Swetlana Djagiljewa also confessed her secret.
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