Aimée & Jaguar (1999)
Released | 1999-02-11 | Drama-History-Romance | 125m | 6.762/10
Tony Imi (Director of Photography) | Anette Böck (Third Assistant Director) | Mariusz Gawryś (Second Assistant Director) | Tanja Däberitz (Second Assistant Director) | Max Färberböck (Director) | Zbigniew Macków (Third Assistant Director) | Eva-Maria Schönecker (First Assistant Director) | Hanno Huth (Producer) | Günter Rohrbach (Producer) | Risa Kes (Casting) | Lew Rywin (Executive Producer) | Rona Munro (Screenplay) | George Dean (Painter) | Uli Hanisch (Art Direction) | Barbara Baum (Costume Design) | Horst Allert (Makeup Artist) | Jörn Poetzl (Sound Editor) | Erica Fischer (Novel) | Gerlinde Kunz (Makeup Artist) | Katja Schmidt (Set Decoration) | Michael Kranz (Sound Mixer) | Gerd Grzesczak (Stunt Coordinator) | Gerhard Nemetz (Makeup Artist) | Albrecht Konrad (Production Design) | Barbara Hennings (Editor) | Feliks Pastusiak (Line Producer) | Harry Wiesenhaan (Special Effects) | Silvana Zafosnik (Sound Editor) | Stefaan Schieder (Line Producer) | Benjamin Schubert (Sound) | Gerhard von Halem (Supervising Producer) | Friedrich M. Dosch (Sound Designer) | Hubert Bartholomae (Sound Designer) | Jan A. P. Kaczmarek (Original Music Composer) | Mathias Schwerbrock (Production Manager) | Zygmunt Kaźmierski (Hair Designer) | Jerzy Kajetan Frykowski (Production Manager) |
In 1943, while the Allies are bombing Berlin and the Gestapo is purging the capital of Jews, a dangerous love affair blossoms between two women – one a Jewish member of the underground, the other an exemplar of Nazi motherhood.
Maria Schrader (Felice Schragenheim (Jaguar)) | Juliane Köhler (Lilly Wust (Aimée)) | Johanna Wokalek (Ilse) | Heike Makatsch (Klärchen) | Elisabeth Degen (Lotte) | Detlev Buck (Günther Wust) | Inge Keller (Lilly Wust (1997)) | Kyra Mladeck (Ilse (1997)) | Sarah Camp (Mrs. Kappler) | Klaus Manchen (Mr. Kappler) | Margit Bendokat (Mrs. Jäger) | Jochen Stern (Werner Lause) | Peter Weck (Editor-in-Chief Keller) | Lia Dultzkaya (Hulda) | Dani Levy (Fritz Borchert) | Hans-Christoph Blumenberg (Photographer Schmidt) | Rüdiger Hacker (Ernst Biermösel) | Rosel Zech (Blonde Woman) | Ulrich Matthes (Eckert (SS)) | Dorkas Kiefer (Tanja) | Désirée Nick (Erika (The Friends)) | Patrizia Moresco (Maria (The Friends)) | Karen Friesicke (Marlene (The Friends)) | Felix Bold (Bernd (The Wust Children)) | Jake Steinfels (Eberhard (The Wust Children)) | Yannik Richter (Reinhard (The Wust Children)) | Henrik Meng (Albrecht (The Wust Children)) | Bastian Trost (Lieutenant) | Klaus Koennecke (Mr. Ude) | Barbara Focke (Mrs. Ude) | Gabriele Schulze (Tenant) | Falk Baumhauer (Their Son) | Ludwig Boettger (Broker) | Wolfgang Woytt (Old Man) | Werner Rehm (Conductor) | Marc Bischoff (Chauffeur Sepp) | Karoline Siewinska (Girl with a Hat) | Jerzy Milton (Aaron) | Marta Lachova (Ruth) | Rebekka Fleming (Mrs. Blockwart) | Peer Jäger (Mr. Pohl) | Anette Felber (Mrs. Pohl) | Helmut Ehmig (Waiter) | Klaus Schindler (Beamter I) | Christoph Jacobi (Beamter II) | Margritta Heyn (Woman with Glasses) | Klaus Hoser (Concertgoer) | Heinz Trixner (Kleinert) | Dorothea Moritz (Red Cross Nurse) | Carl Heinz Choynski (Brummer) |