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    The Day Will Come

    Susanne SCHNEIDER 2009 Germany, Franch Fiction color 103min German, Franch 35mm
    Thirty years after giving her daughter up for adoption in order to join the terrorist underground in Germany, Judith is tracked down by her now adult daughter Alice to a vineyard in the Alsace where she is now living with a new family and a new identity. Alice calls on Judith to give her up, but Judith doesn’t regret any of her past deeds.
    The Day Will Come controversially unfolds the tense mother-daughter relationship. Deciding to focus on the undulating emotion of a mother whose identity overlaps political movement, maestro Susan presents the hostile atmosphere between the mother and her daughter. If the mother-daughter plot is overly arranged, so were many of classical motherhood-centered films. Still, The Day Will Come leaves a breath-taking impression.

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    Susanne SCHNEIDER

    Director and writer Susanne SCHNEIDER has written numerous award-winning screenplays for feature films, for television and plays for theater. The Day Will Come is her second work as a director of a feature film. The screenplay won the Thomas Strittmatter Award.

    Susanne SCHNEIDER

    2009 The Day Will Come

    Director: Susanne SCHNEIDER

    Producer: Sabine HOLTGREVE, Stefan SCHUBERT, Ralph SCHWINGEL

    Screenplay: Susanne SCHNEIDER

    Cinematography: Jens HARANT

    Editing: Jens KLUBER

    Music: Biber GULLATZ, Andreas SCHAFER

    Language: German, Franch

    Cast: Katharina SCHUTTLER, Iris BERBEN, Jacques FRANTZ, Sebastian URZENDOWSKY

    Print Source: Les Films du Losange

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