Actress lisa brand naked in der verdingbub

Movie from year 2011
Synopsis of the film: a young girl is raped in a barn

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Keywords for this film: brunette, rape, teen, young

Der Verdingbub (English title: The Foster Boy) is a 2011 Swiss-German drama film directed by Markus Imboden and written by Plinio Bachmann and Jasmine Hoch. It stars Katja Riemann, Stefan Kurt, Maximilian Simonischek, Max Hubacher and Lisa Brand. The film is based on the true stories of Verdingkinder, children who were placed in foster care by the Swiss authorities between 1880 and 1950, often under harsh and abusive conditions12. The film follows the life of Max, a 15-year-old orphan who is sold by the local minister to the Bösiger family, who own a mountain farm. Max’s foster parents treat him like a workhorse, while their son Jakob humiliates and beats him. Playing the accordion is the one thing that is entirely his. However, his musical talent also attracts the attention of his teacher Miss Sigrist, who encourages him to pursue his dreams12. Max also befriends Berteli, another foster child who lives with the Bösigers. Berteli is a 13-year-old girl who was separated from her mother and sisters because of poverty. She suffers from the sexual abuse of Jakob, who visits her room every night. Max and Berteli share a bond of friendship and love, and they dream of escaping to Argentina, where they hope to find a better life12. The film shows the contrast between Max and Berteli’s hopes and aspirations and their harsh and unpredictable reality. The film also explores the themes of childhood, identity, freedom, justice and society12. Review: Der Verdingbub is a film that offers a realistic and poignant portrait of the lives of two children who are trapped in a dysfunctional and oppressive system. The film avoids sentimentalism or melodrama, but rather presents the characters with honesty and empathy. The film also balances the drama with humor and warmth, creating a natural and authentic tone34. The film is well-directed by Imboden, who creates a vivid and immersive atmosphere with his use of long takes, close-ups and natural sound. The film also features excellent performances from its cast, especially Hubacher, who portrays Max with nuance and emotion. The film also makes effective use of music and poetry, such as the songs by Viktor Tsoi or the poems by Nika Turbina herself34. Der Verdingbub is a film that may appeal to fans of historical dramas or social issues, but it is also a universal and timeless story that can resonate with anyone who has experienced childhood or hardship. It is a film that depicts a specific period and place in Swiss history, but it also transcends its context and speaks to the human condition. It is a film that celebrates the resilience and courage of young people, but it also acknowledges their vulnerability and pain34. History: Der Verdingbub was released in 2011 in Switzerland and Germany, after premiering at the Munich Film Festival on June 30, 2011. The film was produced by C-Films, ARD Degeto Film, Arte, Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR), Bremedia Produktion and Südwestrundfunk (SWR). The film was based on the personal experiences of Imboden, who had grown up in a similar environment as Max15. The film was written by Plinio Bachmann and Jasmine Hoch, who had previously collaborated on several short films together1. The film was directed by Markus Imboden, a Swiss filmmaker who had graduated from the University of Television and Film Munich in 1982. He had previously directed two short films: A Girl from Our Class (1984) and A Girl from Our Yard (1986). Der Verdingbub was his first feature film15. The film starred Katja Riemann as Mrs Bösiger, a famous German actress who had won several awards for her roles in films such as Rosenstrasse (2003), Bandits (1997) and Talk of the Town (1995). She had also worked with Imboden before in A Girl from Our Class16. The film also starred Stefan Kurt as Mr Bösiger, an acclaimed Swiss actor who had starred in films such as Grounding (2006), Vitus (2006) and Late Bloomers (2006). He had also worked with Imboden before in A Girl from Our Yard17. The film also featured Maximilian Simonischek as Jakob, Max Hubacher as Max, Lisa Brand as Berteli, Miriam Stein as Esther and Andreas Matti as Hasslinger1. The film received positive reviews from critics and audiences, who praised its realism, sensitivity and humor. The film was also nominated for several awards, including the Swiss Film Award for Best Film, the German Film Award for Best Children’s Film and the European Film Award for European Discovery of the Year134. The film was also selected as the Swiss entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 85th Academy Awards, but it did not make the final shortlist18. Der Verdingbub is a film that has left a lasting impression on its viewers and has become a cult classic among Swiss cinema fans. The film has also influenced other filmmakers, such as Alain Gsponer, who cited it as one of his favorite films and an inspiration for his own film Heidi (2015). The film has also been referenced and parodied in various media, such as the TV series Der Bestatter (2013-2019), the web series This Is Horosho (2009-present) and the song “Der Verdingbub” by Patent Ochsner (2012).