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Die Zeit, die uns bleibt

  • Das Haus im Wald (Working title)
Medium Length Film | 2021-2022 | Drama, Science Fiction | Germany

Main data

Shooting data

Start of shooting08/09/2021
End of shooting31/12/2021
Filming regionsGermany - North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany - Rhineland-Palatinate

Project data

Length of movie45`

Brief synopsis

Georg Dietrich is a professor of physics whose life's work is an invention that should enable humans to stop time. But unexpectedly, he is forbidden from continuing his research work. As if this were not setback enough, shortly afterward it turns out that his beloved wife Helene is terminally ill. The doctor gives her only a few months to live. Out of sheer desperation, the scientist secretly resumes his research with the aim of producing the time capsule in time to prevent his wife's imminent death.
The couple soon moves into a secluded house in the middle of a forest on the mountains, in order to be able to live there in the future "isolated" from the rest of civilization. Death has no access in George's self-created universe. Helene is unaware of the truth. But the idyllic happiness of the two soon falls apart when Georg's secret is threatened to be exposed by an eager young woman, who wants to continue his research work not knowing that the time capsule she seeks of already exists.

Cast

ActorRole nameVoice actor / SpeakerVoice actor
Hans-Wilhelm Ermen
Georg Dietrich [L]
Mi Hae LeeLuisa [L]
Silke von Voigt
Helene Dietrich [L]
Holger EbertBoris [SR]
Martina LüderDr. H. Peters [SR]

Crew

ActivityNameComment
Director of photographyDennis Habarov
1st assistant cameraSophia Strauch
DirectorRusanna Danielian
GafferDennis Habarov
Assistant production managerNarine Danielian
Head writerRusanna Danielian
Production sound mixerAdel Gamehdar
Sound re-recording mixerChristian Lösekamm

Production companies

CompanyComment
Rusanna Danielian Produktion [de]

Cinema releases and premieres

TypeCountryDateComment
PremiereSunday, 13/11/2022