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“L’Inverno” to Bring WWII Era Forbidden Love to the Cinemas

Budapest ReporterbyBudapest Reporter
2023-11-08
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“L’Inverno” to Bring WWII Era Forbidden Love to the Cinemas

“L’Inverno” to Bring WWII Era Forbidden Love to the Cinemas

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“L’Inverno”,  a new drama in active development shot in a variety of locations including Hungary, is set to be released in 2024, telling the story of an SS officer and his first love, a Jewish violinist.

Produced by Daniel Grodnik, Kornél Sipos, and Carlos Alperin alongside writer/producer Sharron Aubrey, the film is directed by Roland Joffé, who is known for the Oscar-nominated films “The Killing Fields” and “The Mission”.

The movie will be a tale of torn loyalty and love between SS officer Nikolaus Fuhrich and his first love, Jewish violinist Elisabeth Soloviechik. From two befriended Austrian families, one Jewish, one “Germanic,” the fates of these two young people intersect and intertwine prior to WWI and after WWII. The title of the movie could very well be a reference to Italian composer Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons”.

The currently known cast is particularly strong, with “Paul, Apostle of Christ” star Olivier Martinez joining the likes of veteran German actor Klaus Maria Brandauer (“Mephisto”, “Out of Africa”) and Tobias Moretti (“Brothers of the Wind”)

Photo caption: The currently known cast members include Klaus Maria Brandauer (left) and Olivier Martinez.

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