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34th European Film Awards
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DYING

DYING
STERBEN
Germany

SYNOPSIS

DYING follows the very individual members of the Lunies family, who haven’t been a family for a long time. Lissy is quietly happy about her demented husband Gerd slowly wasting away in a home. But her new freedom is short-lived: diabetes, cancer and kidney failure mean that she doesn’t have much time left either. Son Tom, a conductor in his early 40s, is working on a composition called ‘Dying’, while at the same time being made the surrogate father of his ex-girlfriend’s child. And Tom’s sister Ellen starts an affair with the married Sebastian, with whom she shares a love for alcohol. As death finally turns up on the doorstep, the estranged family members meet again.

CREDITS

Written & directed by: Matthias Glasner
Produced by: Jan Krüger, Ulf Israel, Matthias Glasner
Cinematography: Jakub Bejnarowicz
Editing: Heike Gnida
Production Design: Tamo Kunz
Costume Design: Sabine Keller
Make-Up & Hair: Tatjana Krauskopf
Original Score: Lorenz Dangel
Sound: Christoph Walter, Nils Vogel-Bartling, Stefan Korte, Christoph Schilling
Visual Effects: Juri Stanossek
Casting: Liza Stutzky
Cast: Corinna Harfouch (Lissy Lunies), Lars Eidinger (Tom Lunies), Lilith Stangenberg (Ellen Lunies), Robert Gwisdek (Bernard), Hans-Uwe Bauer (Gerd Lunies), Ronald Zehrfeld (Sebastian Vogel), Saskia Rosendahl (Ronja), Anna Bederke (Liv)