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Titus Leber
Anima - Symphonie phantastique (Anima)
Director
Titus Leber
Cast
Mathieu Carrière, Charo López, Bruno Anthony
Edition 1987
85'
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1981
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Mystery, Drama
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Dialogue:
German
Anima is the term for the eternally unatainable woman that is engrained in everyman and gives rise to his image of female perfection. pursuing this image of ideal, which alternately takes on the form of a virgin, whore, mother, saint, witch and femme fatale, a young man, who is a typical exponent of martial bachelorhood, passes through landscapes of the mind that lead him from a romantic to an industrial consciousness. There in the irreal world of a bachelor's state, the printed and reproducible ideal of the paper woman has abolished any real relation between the sexes. In this emotional barrenness and under the guidance of the fierce sphinx of the industrial age - half woman, half sewing machine - this society, which substitutes aggresion for love, moves inevitably towards self-immolation and destruction. Only a member of the clergy survives the great war. In order to avert an impending seizure of power by the woman in the ruins of the bachelor's world, he conjures in an apocalyptic vision the resurrection of the warriors of all times.
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Credits
Directors
Titus Leber
Cast
Mathieu Carrière, Charo López, Bruno Anthony
Director of Photography
Mike Gast
Producers
Fritz Buttenstedt, Herbert G. Kloiber
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Dialogue
German
Countries of production
Austria, West Germany
Year
1981