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Tag und Nacht (2010) is a German movie. Sabine Derflinger has directed this movie. Philipp Hochmair,Nicoletta Prokes,Anna Rot,Martina Spitzer are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2010. Tag und Nacht (2010) is considered one of the best Drama movie in India and around the world.
The students Lea (Anna Rot) and Hanna (Magdalena Kronschläger) are broke. Instead of working as waitresses, both decide to work as escort girls, because there is the big money to earn. They also had bad sex before that. So why not make a living by sex. Between curiosity and bewilderment, they plunge into an adventure between day and night. And so they quickly know how to deal with the suitors. They always give their customers the feeling that they are something special. The suitors turn out to be quite normal family fathers, bored or stressed out managers, commercial travelers, young men - all in search of a sexual adventure. Despite their small perversions, they are rarely unsympathetic, so sometimes there is room for happiness. Slowly this job seems to please them and soon it is part of everyday life for them. For this, the normal life is getting away from them more and more. Studies and escort service, student and call girl can not be combined that easily. And so it does not take ...
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Not much there besides emptiness
A story done a a thousand times, 2 young women moonlighting as prostitutes. That happens a lot in real life and it is also a common fantasy. Unfortunately though our 2 heroes in this film don't bring much to the game. It's not the actors faults (well it is too) it's mostly a fault of the script that is amazingly empty, one might call it a quickie: no emotions involved, let's get over it. But then, something like that doesn't work as a movie. Making a film, any film, is a laborious thing to do that takes many months and sometimes years out of one's life. Doing that on the premise of a bland and uninteresting script and story line is wasting everybody's time. So we're having two 'students' - and calling them 'students' one would at least expect some kind of intelligence, some thoughtfulness, but that doesn't happen. The one girl (Anna Rot) constantly giggles no matter what, the other one (Magdalena Kronschläger) seems to be a slightly deeper character but there's only hints of a more complex inner life, not enough by far to make anything out of it. There is another character in this film, the 'pimp', written and acted so colorless that he is forgotten the second he is off screen. He shall rename nameless. Then we have the 'clients' of our wannabe prostitues. Again lifeless people with no real personality - cheesy and full of (movie) cliché. In the end this film is not worth watching. It's all empty calories.
Two woman, different like day and night, tangle themselves up in a dangerous game of sex, money and the false assumption that they are able to control the game.
Lea (Anna Rot) and Hanna (Magdalena Kronschläger) are students in Wien, Austria. They decide to try prostitution to make some easy money. The pact between the two of them says, that they will stop with it as soon as one of them wants to stop selling her body. While Hanna is shy, serious and reserved, Lea is open, sexy and always smoking. For Lea, everything is just a game. She takes life, sex and money easily. You soon get the feeling that Lea is the strong one in their friendship, she makes the decisions and has a little power over Hanna. It is no surprise, that the first impression is not always the right one. For a while, it seems like the plan of making money in an easy way is working out. But only for a while. What started as a funny game, gets serious and ends in a disaster for everyone. The movie cannot hold, what it promises in the beginning. The story is too predictable and too shallow for me. It does not get under the surface. Only scratches on it a little. The whole atmosphere is cold. All the human abysses you sense are presented in a cool way. It is hard for me to find a person to feel with, because I do not like all of them very much. The characters are strangely plain and I can't find much of myself in them.
Felt relatively empty to me
"Tag und Nacht" or "Day and Night" is an Austrian German-language film from 2010, which means it had its 5th anniversary last year. At this point, it is probably the most known work by director and co-writer Sabine Derflinger. The two lead actresses are Anna Rot and Magdalena Kronschläger and we see their characters prostitute themselves for pretty much the entire movie that runs 95 minutes approximately by the way. I cannot say I am familiar with either of the two or any of the supporting cast except Martin Brambach who appeared nude in quite a few films back then it seems. I like him as an actor and he is a bit of a scene stealer too, but his role is really too unimportant eventually to make up for all the mediocrity. The only other positive aspect during these slightly over 90 minutes were maybe Rot's pretty hot looks and you see everything from her in terms of nudity. People who prefer blondes, may go for Kronschläger instead. But this is nothing one should aim for really when making a story-focused film like this one here. Despite all the drama and sometimes even tragedy, I never cared a lot for any of the two prostitutes to be honest. It does not make an impact on an emotional level at all for me and this is also one of the main reasons (another one would be that all the male characters are pretty much interchangeable and offer zero depth) why I cannot give this film a higher rating. Thumbs down and I do not recommend the watch.