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Frühlingshymne

Synopsis

It is the spring when Iris is 9 years old. It is the spring when Iris is in love for the first time. And it is also the spring when her mother again begins to cry, when the Grandmother is desperate and when the teacher Mrs Linke wants to rehearse a fairy-danse at school. Above all it is the spring when Iris is deciding that she wants to become a man when she grows up because life as a man is easier.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Kirsi Liimatainen
Screenplay & Story
Kirsi Liimatainen
Original Title
Frühlingshymne
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
46m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Kirsi Liimatainen

Screenplay & Story

Kirsi Liimatainen

Director of Photography

Yoliswa Gärtig

Department Leadership Roster

Kirsi Liimatainen

Writer

Kirsi Liimatainen

Director

Yoliswa Gärtig

Director of Photography

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Frühlingshymne.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Frühlingshymne

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Frühlingshymne about?

It is the spring when Iris is 9 years old. It is the spring when Iris is in love for the first time. And it is also the spring when her mother again begins to cry, when the Grandmother is desperate and when the teacher Mrs Linke wants to rehearse a fairy-danse at school. Above all it is the spring when Iris is deciding that she wants to become a man when she grows up because life as a man is easier.

Who directed Frühlingshymne?

Frühlingshymne was directed by Kirsi Liimatainen.

Who stars in Frühlingshymne?

The principal cast of Frühlingshymne includes Iris Böhm, Vivien Dieck, Norbert Hülm, Mitja Karbautzki, Petra Kelling.

When was Frühlingshymne released and how long is it?

Frühlingshymne was released in 2002 with a total runtime of 46m.