Stille Liebe

Summary Antonia (Emmanuelle Laborit) is a deaf woman in her late twenties who lost her parents as a child. With nowhere to go, Antonia was taken in by Verena (Renate Becker), the mother superior at a Swiss convent where many of the sisters have taken a vow of silence. As she's grown older she begins to wonder if she made the right choice. Doing volunteer work at a homeless shelter, she meets Mikas (Lars Otterstedt), a petty thief and onetime carnival performer who is also deaf. Mikas boldly expresses his desire for Antonia, and to her surprise, she finds herself responding to his advances. View more details

Stille Liebe

Directed : Christoph Schaub

Written : Peter Purtschert Christoph Schaub

Stars : Wolfram Berger Emmanuelle Laborit Renate Becker Lars Otterstedt

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Genres : Drama

Release date : Nov 9, 2001

Countries of origin : Switzerland

Language : English German Swiss German Lithuanian German Sign Language

Production companies : T&C Film AG

Summary Antonia (Emmanuelle Laborit) is a deaf woman in her late twenties who lost her parents as a child. With nowhere to go, Antonia was taken in by Verena (Renate Becker), the mother superior at a Swiss convent where many of the sisters have taken a vow of silence. As she's grown older she begins to wonder if she made the right choice. Doing volunteer work at a homeless shelter, she meets Mikas (Lars Otterstedt), a petty thief and onetime carnival performer who is also deaf. Mikas boldly expresses his desire for Antonia, and to her surprise, she finds herself responding to his advances. View more details

Details

Genres : Drama

Release date : Nov 9, 2001

Countries of origin : Switzerland

Language : English German Swiss German Lithuanian German Sign Language

Production companies : T&C Film AG

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