Die Lebenden reparieren

Originaltitel: Réparer les vivants

2016
12
1 Std. 43 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,9/10

3667

IHRE BEWERTUNG

trailer wiedergeben2:00

2 Videos

18 Fotos

Drama

Ein einziges, verheerendes Ereignis wird untrennbar mit dem Leben eines unglücklichen Teenagers, einer abgespannten Frau mit einer kritischen degenerativen Herzerkrankung und eines Teams von... Alles lesenEin einziges, verheerendes Ereignis wird untrennbar mit dem Leben eines unglücklichen Teenagers, einer abgespannten Frau mit einer kritischen degenerativen Herzerkrankung und eines Teams von mitfühlenden Ärzten verflochten - alle sind sich vollkommen fremd und doch vollkommen mit... Alles lesenEin einziges, verheerendes Ereignis wird untrennbar mit dem Leben eines unglücklichen Teenagers, einer abgespannten Frau mit einer kritischen degenerativen Herzerkrankung und eines Teams von mitfühlenden Ärzten verflochten - alle sind sich vollkommen fremd und doch vollkommen miteinander verbunden.

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,9/10

3667

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 8 Nominierungen insgesamt

Videos2

Trailer 2:00

Heal the Living

Trailer 2:00

HEAL THE LIVING - Official US Trailer

Trailer 2:00

HEAL THE LIVING - Official US Trailer

Fotos17

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Benutzerrezensionen10

6,93.6K

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1hgmichna

Unbearably slow

I cannot write a full review, because I stopped watching after noticing that the movie was wasting my time. Most of the time I saw people walk, drive, or do nothing, which did not in the least contribute to the story.

Apparently the movie makers had to do that to stretch the story, which could perhaps have been told in 20 minutes, to movie length.

The movie might be good to watch for people who only rarely watch movies or for old people who are still used to very slow story development from the old days. Today this movie is just impertinent.

10M1racl3sHapp3n

Every second counts!

An hymn to the importance and, at the same time, fragility of life. Every single moment has been carefully planned to weaved together a multitude of strands which will only make sense at the end. Every human being play a fundamental role in the game of life: never forget that! This film is a reality check to remind us that we are here for a higher purpose even if we can't yet see it. If you are looking for an inspirational story, look no further: a must watch!

8aheis1130

Heart-rending, heart stopping, all heart descriptive words

The movie makes me want to read the book because there might be so much more, I would think, in the novel. But the beauty of the ocean, the city from the plane juxtaposed with the wharves at La Havre and the bareness of the hallways in the hospital probably could not be realized in the book. Beautiful. I am obsessed, however with finding out about the music. What was the concert pianist playing? Can anyone tell me.

8philipfoxe

Thank you French cinema

If this film had been made in Hollywood it would have vomit inducing. Because it's french it's anything but. A simple story, told without sentiment, but so poignant and real. All the characters are like people you almost know, with hints about them and their lives even of the smaller parts. The technical aspects of the medical procedures are twinned with the real care and involvement of the staff. There is a great scene where a nurse is ticked off by her superior but stands her ground and he backs off. Somehow that was thrilling. It's also about people trying to control their lives, not what others want. In the end it's so life enhancing without any soppiness. What a treat!

8paul2001sw-1

Nicely observed, but a little self-indulgent in the edit

Katell Quillévéré's film 'Heal the Living' takes a look at the modern miracle of organ transplants; and the grim truth that the best source of donor material is often the otherwise undamaged body of someone unfortunate enough to die of sudden, localised shock. We see the personal stories of the families of the dead, and the potentially revitalised; we also get glimpses of the medical staff. Their situations are nicely realised, with humanity but without melodrama; however, there's a little too much emotional music to tell us that this is a life or death story in case for any reason we have failed to notice. I like it, but Kieslowski would have done it better in an hour.