Der Wein und der Wind

Originaltitel: Ce qui nous lie

2017
6
1 Std. 53 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,8/10

5964

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Ana Girardot, François Civil, and Pio Marmaï in Der Wein und der Wind (2017)

trailer wiedergeben2:01

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10 Fotos

Drama Komödie

Jean hat vor zehn Jahren seine Heimatstadt verlassen. Als sein Vater erkrankt, kommt er zurück und muss sich mit seiner Schwester Juliette und seinem Bruder Jérémie auseinandersetzen. Währen... Alles lesenJean hat vor zehn Jahren seine Heimatstadt verlassen. Als sein Vater erkrankt, kommt er zurück und muss sich mit seiner Schwester Juliette und seinem Bruder Jérémie auseinandersetzen. Während auf ihrem Weingut die Jahreszeiten wechseln, müssen die Geschwister lernen, sich wieder ... Alles lesenJean hat vor zehn Jahren seine Heimatstadt verlassen. Als sein Vater erkrankt, kommt er zurück und muss sich mit seiner Schwester Juliette und seinem Bruder Jérémie auseinandersetzen. Während auf ihrem Weingut die Jahreszeiten wechseln, müssen die Geschwister lernen, sich wieder zu vertrauen.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,8/10

5964

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Videos2

Trailer 2:01

Back to Burgundy

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Back to Burgundy - Official HD U.S. Trailer

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Back to Burgundy - Official HD U.S. Trailer

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9nelleke-97387

Perfectly balanced human document

I loved this movie, and I think 'Retour en Bourgogne' is a must-see for people who love France. I enjoyed the seemingly simple and very charming camera-work It hides in fact a very dedicated vision of both director and camera workers.The actors are very good also, because they act naturally as if they are telling their own life story. Enough surprises to keep you stick to the story-line.I was part of this family in no time, and wanted to help them with all these questions that life brings up to us people, as we grow older. I would have liked to have such very nice family members as in this movie!!It never gets too sentimental, which could have easily happened. I liked the way different times and places were entangled. It was pure poetry!

7PaulDalla

Pleasant family comedy

Family reunification in the beautiful countryside of Borgogne, France, where the two brothers and the sister meed themselves in the old family house among the vaste vineyards. They have to deal with the past and plan the future, following the father's death. Not really a compelling plot, but a pleasant family comedy, where the passion for wine is celebrated with continous tastings. The settings are suggestive and the product is well-finished.

10kittypryde_shadowcat

Excellent movie

It is an excellent movie that made me experience a lot of feelings. Definitely, needs to be watched by people. All the interactions between the main characters make the public feel really involved with the movie. The director really did an effort in applying the best technology for the elaboration of the movie.

4alexanderasam

NEEDED EDITING - WAY TOO LONG

The cinematography was nice. And the use of the old and the young family members mixed together worked...but someone needed to edit this down to 1.5 hours at the most. I have watched some wonderful french films in the past...this wasn't one of them. And all the women looked alike...odd casting...looking forward to the next Marion Cotillard film.

8SylvieQR

Great reflection of family life

If you have siblings, this movie is a great reflection and portrayal of the struggles we each face finding our way in the world but also growing and changing within the family unit. There's questions about acceptance, love, growing up (maturing) and the changing responsibilities where we go from being looked after as children, to looking after parents. I think each of us will see ourselves in one of the siblings. Cliched? Maybe, but its a good portrayal of family life and growing up.

It is a long movie, but I honestly didn't mind and I didn't find it tedious. The acting is superb. The scenery is beautiful and there's good character development along the way.

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The film's original, French title is a play on words, "Ce Qui Nous Lie" meaning "That Which Binds Us", with the word "Lie" also meaning lees, the sediment of wine during fermentation and aging. Additionally, the title references director Cédric Klapisch's successful early short film, Ce qui me meut (1989).