SYNOPSICS
Unga Sophie Bell (2014) is a Swedish,English,German movie. Amanda Adolfsson has directed this movie. Felice Jankell,Hedda Stiernstedt,Iggy Malmborg,Julius Fleischanderl are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2014. Unga Sophie Bell (2014) is considered one of the best Drama movie in India and around the world.
After high school graduation, life is finally going to begin...at least that's how best friends Sophie and Alice feel about their upcoming move to Berlin. But these dreams are shattered when Alice suddenly and mysteriously disappears. Searching for answers, Sophie retraces Alice's steps through Berlin, leading her on a life-changing journey that will open her eyes to a world of independence. Shedding her inhibitions, Sophie will discover the beautiful, the sensual, and the poetic, as well as the brutal, the murky and the grim.
Unga Sophie Bell (2014) Trailers
- Vinterdvala - Biopremiär 19 december - Officiell svensk trailer
- FÖRVARET TRAILER
- Cornelias kärlek - Trailer
- I NÖD ELLER LUST trailer 1080P
- En midsommarnattsdröm teaser (2015)
- From The Depths Of My Heart, Official Teaser - in Swe Theatres May 8th
- Cirkus Imago – En chans på miljonen | trailer
- Leviatan - Biopremiär 13 mars - Officiell svensk trailer
- I nöd eller lust - Officiell trailer
- Skumtimmen - Trailer
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Unga Sophie Bell (2014) Reviews
Two Swedish girls share a dream of living in Berlin after high school, but after a nasty fall out, they are set on different paths of discovery
This strikes me as one of those coming of age films we'll reflect on in 20 years and say 'wow, I remember those floral headbands, animal onesies, and glitter nightclub attire'. Then nostalgia will set in and there might be a tear or a sigh of relief. In any case, the film will have an evocative effect mostly due to its slow motion montage sequences accompanied by intense music to indicate moments of high emotion. Though the camera being used is breathtakingly crisp, the film seems a bit like a music video at times. While the characters are well developed and the plot well structured, I couldn't help but cringe at the melodramatic nature of scene choices. Flashbacks were overused to the point of cliché as were the hallucinations throughout the film. However, I think the film captured the respective German and Swedish landscapes beautifully and there was a delicate treatment of youth and friendship that I found very poignant. Also, this film definitely passes the Bechtel test. The women in the film are ambitious and exhibit freedom and independence. I approve of the films themes, characters and storyline yet I question the artistic choices made in conveying these aspects which I so much enjoyed. This is an unexpected journey of discovery for an inexperienced young woman in a cultured city with exciting prospects.
A tale of two naive girls dreams being shattered
Amanda Adolfssons debut feature film after making some acclaimed short films is a story about the two young inseparable best friends Sophie and Alice moving to Berlin after high school graduation. They grown up lives are finally about to begin! They look so much forward to their upcoming move to Berlin. But then Alice suddenly and mysteriously disappears. Sophie starts searching for the answers, ending up in Berlin. This changes her life dramatically. This is beautifully told coming of age film is high on emotion and deep-felt reality. Thecfilm is crisp and clear like a spring day, and has a very attractive fresh look. The music is very effectively woven into the story, and some scenes are really shattering due to the additional use of effective music. Still I think these moments aren't used to their full extent. The actors are doing a great job. Sphie, played by Felice Jankell, is a find! Also her young boyfriend Arvid, is equally perfectly played by Julius Fleischanderl. It takes a great director in the making to instruct young actors like this. Still the film struggles with the pace, due to the use of the retrospective technique - the flashbacks. The film, which starts off great is ending up very differently pointless and a bit stressed out. Dealing differently with this, this really could be a modern classic. A film maker, and actors, to watch out for.