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Overview
Release Date:
30 November 1989 (West Germany) moreTagline:
Dort wo kein Tod mehr ist sehen wir uns wieder. morePlot:
A small port at the turn of last century, embedded in a romantic river landscape with dense woods and a large castle ruin on a hill... more | add synopsisAwards:
1 win & 1 nomination moreUser Comments:
A Haunting, surreal masterpiece! moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Dóra Szinetár | ... | Laurin (as Dora Szinetar) | |
| Brigitte Karner | ... | Flora Andersen | |
| Károly Eperjes | ... | Van Rees (as Karoly Eperjes) | |
| Hédi Temessy | ... | Olga (as Hedi Temessy) | |
| Barnabás Tóth | ... | Stefan Berghaus (as Barnabas Toth) | |
| Kati Sír | ... | Frau Greta Berghaus (as Katalin Sir) | |
| Endre Kátay | ... | Pastor Van Rees (as Endre Katay) | |
| János Derzsi | ... | Arne (as Janos Derzsi) | |
| Zoltán Gera | ... | Herr Engels (as Zoltan Gera) | |
| Ildikó Hámori | ... | Frau Johansson (as Ildiko Hamori) | |
| Zsolt Szerenyi | ... | Zigeunerjunge | |
| Ottilia Marschek | ... | Zwillingsschwester | |
| Gabriella Marschek | ... | Zwillingsschwester | |
| Attila Hajdu | ... | Enno | |
| Gábor Németh | ... | Nikolas (as Gabor Nemeth) |
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Laurin: A Journey Into Death (Canada: English title) (TV title)Laurin (Argentina) [es]
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Argentina:84 min | West Germany:84 min | UK:80 minLanguage:
GermanColor:
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1.85 : 1 moreMOVIEmeter: 
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Laurin is quite simply an obscure masterpiece of surrealism. Beautifully filmed and extremely atmospheric throughout. The story takes place at the turn of the 20th century, and even though the film is shot in color...it appears as though it could have really been filmed back then! The brilliant music score is also a high point. It's very haunting and otherworldly, and works absolutely perfectly in the film. To call Laurin anything less than thought provoking would be a grave understatement. It's one movie that will haunt your mind long after it ends. To classify Laurin into any one genre is next to impossible. The young actress who plays Laurin is extraordinarily beautiful and quite talented. Whatever happened to her?!?
This film is obviously rarely seen or heard of and that's a real shame. It was one of the few times where I actually bought a German DVD import (released by e.m.s.) without ever previously viewing the movie before. I don't regret it at all in this instance! Many great bonus features on the DVD such as deleted/extended scenes, director interview, a making-of featurette, photos, and the entire soundtrack as bonus DVD-Audio tracks. Much of the bonus material is in German, yet still fun to watch.