A raw, intimate and emotional insight into romance for the superannuated featuring taboo-breaking insight into the sex-lives of the over 60s. Read critic reviews
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A 67 year old woman falls in love with a 76 year old man and rediscovers her sexuality.
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Genre: Drama, Romance
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Original Language: German
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Director: Andreas Dresen
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Producer: Peter Rommel
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Writer: Andreas Dresen, Jörg Hauschild, Laila Stieler, Conny Ziesche
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $91.3K
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Music Box Films
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Production Co: Peter Rommel Productions
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A suprisingly good film! Yes this movie has full nudity & sex scenes of old people doing it but theres so much more to it then just that.Watch it & see.Nicely done
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While it is refreshing that "Cloud 9" treats its senior characters as sexual beings, there remains the question of whether the casual nudity and graphic sexuality is meant as a celebration or that it is simply meant to shock due to its getting so in the face of the viewer. Also, of dubious credibility is why Inge(Ursula Werner) would suddenly get sexually involved with Karl(Horst Westphal) who she only knows from mending his pants, as this would run very much against her character as a good wife and upstanding member of the choir.(After the first encounter, she does hesitate talking to Karl again.) Could it be that her husband of 30 years, Werner(Horst Rehberg), is the most boring person on the planet because he enjoys listening to the sound of trains?(I love trains but not that much...) What is known is that Werner married Inge after she already had her daughter Petra(Steffi Kuhnert) and she may have married him because he was nice and could support them which really should never be the basis of any marriage. So, while there might be tenderness between them, there is little love and that might explain why Petra is doing the happy dance when she finds out, especially as this might mean her mother is finding happiness for the first time in her life.
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