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Der Räuber

  • 2010
  • 12
  • 1 Std. 30 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
6,7/10
4690
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Der Räuber (2010)
The true story of Johann Rettenberger, a marathon athlete who turned to robbing banks as a hobby.
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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA story based on Johann Rettenberger, an Austrian marathon runner and a bank robber.A story based on Johann Rettenberger, an Austrian marathon runner and a bank robber.A story based on Johann Rettenberger, an Austrian marathon runner and a bank robber.

  • Regie
    • Benjamin Heisenberg
  • Drehbuch
    • Martin Prinz
    • Benjamin Heisenberg
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Andreas Lust
    • Markus Schleinzer
    • Roman Kettner
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    6,7/10
    4690
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Benjamin Heisenberg
    • Drehbuch
      • Martin Prinz
      • Benjamin Heisenberg
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Andreas Lust
      • Markus Schleinzer
      • Roman Kettner
    • 24Benutzerrezensionen
    • 90Kritische Rezensionen
    • 65Metascore
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
    • Auszeichnungen
      • 6 Gewinne & 12 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    Andreas Lust
    Andreas Lust
    • Johann Rettenberger
    Markus Schleinzer
    Markus Schleinzer
    • Bewährungsbeamter
    Roman Kettner
    • Pensionsportier
    Hannelore Klauber-Laursen
    • Bankkassiererin
    Tabea Werich
    • Junge Frau vor dem Supermarkt
    Nina Steiner
    • Betreuerin am Arbeitsamt
    Josef Romestorffer
    • Kollege Erika
    Franziska Weisz
    Franziska Weisz
    • Erika
    Wolfgang Petrik
    • 1. Kunde Erika
    Florian Wotruba
    • 2. Kunde Erika
    Johannes Handler
    • Sportarzt
    Katharina Hülle
    • Sportärztin
    Tony Nagy
    • Schuhverkäufer
    Michaela Christl
    • Entführte Frau
    Georg Mlynek
    • Jogger
    Alexander E. Fennon
    • Beklauter Autobesitzer
    • (as Alexander Fennon)
    Alex Scheurer
    • Bankangestellter 1 Tresorraum
    Friedrich Stindl
    • Bankangestellter 2 Tresorraum
    • Regie
      • Benjamin Heisenberg
    • Drehbuch
      • Martin Prinz
      • Benjamin Heisenberg
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    8Davor_Blazevic_1959

    Prospects for a good life inexplicably gone bad

    Austrian-German co-production, Der Räuber (The Robber, 2010), based on the real events, tells the story about the long-distance runner, who could've lived a decent life, having a loving and caring girlfriend, a solid place to stay, and an extraordinary talent for long-distance running that he could've easily made a good living on, but instead, he additionally specializes and excels in bank robbing, becoming an addict of such an unusual activity for no other obvious reason but for possible "beauty of a criminal campaign" and adrenaline rush received along. (He's hinted times and again that he couldn't have cared less about the stolen money itself, by jamming it into black rubbish plastic bags, as if he was going to trash it.) One of those life stories that you cannot help but get unpleasantly amazed with how all the reasonable prerequisites for a good life, though inexplicably, yet seemingly so unnecessarily, get flushed down the drain, apparently faithfully presented in the movie with understandable, ergo acceptable lack of intention to ease the answers to the hard whys.
    7nesfilmreviews

    A missed opportunity for greatness.

    Adapted from Dennis Prinz's novel, which is based on real events, "The Robber" has all the elements of a penetrating character study. Unfortunately, director Martin Heisenberg doesn't always use those elements to his advantage. The story is about Johann Rettenberger, an Austrian bandit/marathoner known as "Pump-gun Ronnie." Heisenberg takes a muted, non-psychological approach to his story, and without much in the way of emotional engagement, keeping viewers engaged is certainly more challenging than need be.

    Andreas Lust stars as Johann Rettenberger, a serial bank robber who has spent a six- year bid in prison training as a long-distance runner. After being released from prison, Johann runs into Erika (Franziska Weisz) at the Job Center which helps ex- cons find work. The dialogue makes it clear they've met before, but the narrative annoyingly withholds any connection to their past. Why is the beautiful, well-to-do Erika so drawn to this emotionally distant career criminal?

    Ultimately, Johann returns to Vienna and combines his two true passions and what he knows best -- running and knocking over banks. His dominance on the marathon circuit gets him noticed, as does his daylight bank heists. Notoriously referred to as "Pump-gun Ronnie," after the Ronald Reagan mask he wears and the shotgun he brandishes. To this day, Rettenberger still holds the record time in the Bergmarathon, a world-famous marathon held in the Austrian Alps.

    Frustratingly, we never really get a sense of who Johann is or what motivates him. He is expressionless, cold-hearted, and remains distant throughout. Heisenberg's treatment vividly communicates Rettenberger's neurotic defiance and destructive behavior, but that's no substitute for enabling the viewer to become invested in the character's fate. Johann does not let people into his life, and is a blank cipher as to why he leads the life of a bank robber. It is clearly not the money. Maybe it's the rush he gets, or maybe it is an unexplained obsession. The filmmaker leaves it for the viewer to decide. Although Heisenberg tries to suggest the robberies provide Johann with an adrenaline rush similar to that he experiences while running marathons, the character fails to show any sense of pleasure or catharsis that would make this parallel interesting.

    Technical aspects of the film are highly impressive, and the incorporation of Johann into actual Vienna Marathon provides a real sense of authenticity. As a matter of execution, the film's last act is undeniably thrilling. Exceptional work by steadicam operator Matthias Biber gives all the chases and action sequences a visceral energy. "The Robber" could have been a great representation of compulsive behavior. As is, it is a rigid film that is technically sound with a fascinating lead protagonist we still know nothing about.
    7t-dooley-69-386916

    German true crime story of running from Justice

    Well I say it's a true story it is, as usual, based on real facts. The film is about a marathon runner called Johann Rettenberger played by the uber brilliant Andreas Lust ('Munich'). After being released from prison for armed robbery he goes on to win a Viennese marathon. He is though a loner and his parole officer is concerned that he seems to shun the company of others – 'the loneliness of the long distance runner' personified as it were.

    He soon moves in with an old flame who is still carrying a torch for him. He meanwhile remains as cold as a fish and aside from practice runs he starts to do armed robberies all over Austria. He seems to love the thrill of the chase as much as the loot he is making off with. What follows is a really extraordinary story of a life quite literally on the run. This is in German with good English sub titles.

    This is a very well made film, with Lust putting in an excellent performance of a man who is so far removed from societal norms that he has his completely own set of values. This is based on a novel but the real story comes from Johan Kastenberger who did all his robberies in a Ronald Regan mask and his story is probably more sensational than as depicted here. Either way a really superb way to spend 100 minutes and a film I can recommend to all lovers of Euro based crime cinema.
    8bonnie-23

    The Robber - a taciturn man of double mindedness

    Johann Kastenberger (Andreas Lust), real life bank robber, would have been considered just another thief but for his second interest -- marathon running. He was still an interesting conundrum as a bank robber, though, in that he never spent any of his ill gained cash. He couldn't put it in a bank, not even a Swiss one, for fear of detection. He couldn't get it out of the country. He didn't seem to want to buy anything anyway. So, it just stayed in a bag under his bed -- not really the best plan for hiding money. We never really find out why he had this compulsion to rob banks, and in the process steal getaway cars. He just did it, and it didn't even seem to make him happy. There was nothing about Johann that expressed happiness, not even his relationship with his girlfriend, Erika (Franzeska Weisz). But what made him a biopic worthy character was his other compulsion -- to run. He was a champion marathon runner who while even in prison, maintained his training regime running circles in the yard and using his own treadmill in his tiny prison cell. When asked by a prison official how his life would change when he got out, he said, 'I won't have to run in circles anymore.' This review is continued at exm.nr/BonnisSteiger . Thanks.
    10waysmi

    Still waters run deep

    (If you want a summary of the film, read anybody else here.) Despite the activities shown, the film abounds in "still waters." The presentation of activities and the principal character sticks solely to the surface without any explanations. The film is enigmatic and compelling, perhaps even boring to some. Any people seeing this together will have much to discuss afterwards.

    Anyone seeing it will come in knowing the robber is a runner since that is the basis for all the advertising. I'm no runner and usually not very interested but this was especially fascinating. The actor Lust portrays the title character in a beautifully minimalist performance and also gives the footwork a distinctive style. I don't know if it would win races but it sure works in this film.

    Acting and all aspects of the filmmaking are excellent overall. Even the music for the end credits is good for emerging from the deep waters.

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 4. März 2010 (Deutschland)
    • Herkunftsländer
      • Österreich
      • Deutschland
    • Offizielle Standorte
      • Kino Lorber (United States)
      • Zorro Film (Germany)
    • Sprache
      • Deutsch
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    • Drehorte
      • Lower Austria, Österreich
    • Produktionsfirmen
      • Nikolaus Geyrhalter Filmproduktion
      • Peter Heilrath Filmproduktion
      • Film Institut
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      • 1.000.000 € (geschätzt)
    • Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
      • 83.451 $
    • Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
      • 2.169 $
      • 6. Feb. 2011
    • Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
      • 254.489 $
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