| Record Number |
94123 |
| Country |
Germany |
| Production Company |
Weydemann Bros. Jakob, D and Jonas Weydemann In co-production with ZDF - The Little Television Play |
| Title |
Ivie wie ivie = Precious Ivie [videorecording] |
| Distributor |
Goethe-Institut 2021 |
| Description |
DVD (113 min.) sound, colour 16:9 |
| Contents |
PAL / Region 0/ Audio: Dolby digital 2.0, Dolby Digital 5.1 |
| Credits |
Director and Writer: Sarah Blaßkiewitz; Camera: Constanze Schmitt, David Schmitt; Editing: Emma Alice Graf; Music: Jakob Fensch; Sound: Johannes Doberenz; Producers: Constanze Schmitt, David Schmitt; |
| Subtitles |
German (full), German (partly), English (en), French (fr), Spanish (Latin America), Portuguese (Brazil), Arabic (ar), Chinese (zh), Russian (ru), Italian (it), Turkish (tr), Estonian (et), Czech (cs) |
| Cast |
Haley Louise Jones, Lorna Ishema, Maximilian Brauer, Anne Haug Anneke Kim Sarnau, Louis Nitsche, Sheri Hagen, Luisa-Céline Gaffron, and others |
| Summary |
30-year-old Ivie - affectionately called "Chocolate" by her friends - has African roots. She grew up with her mother in Leipzig and never met her African father. After completing her studies, she is looking for a permanent position as a teacher, because she wants to have a career. Ivie lives with her best friend Anne and is temporarily working for her ex, Ingo, at a tanning salon. The three have been closest friends since childhood. When Ivie's younger half-sister Naomi from Berlin suddenly shows up at the door and tells her about the death of their father, Ivie is overwhelmed. As the sisters slowly get to know each other, Ivie increasingly asks her nickname,and also questions her self-image. Source: DVD |
| Subjects |
Feature films -- Germany |
| Drama |
| Coming Of Age |
| Goethe Institut |
| Relationship |
| Family |
| Access Note |
No Restriction |
