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Free Fall - Freier Fall
mariska:
--- Quote from: gattaca on May 23, 2014, 08:53:08 am ---Her not being jealous is in her mind. Jealously is non discriminating V
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Depends on how you look at it. Another woman is like: what does she have that I don't. If it concerns another man, that's obvious. You don't have to worry about "being not good enough as a woman". As a woman you can't compete with another man. I think that's what bettina meant.
morrobay:
--- Quote from: mariska on May 22, 2014, 02:48:32 pm ---
I just watched a part of "Die Deutscher Freund" with Max. It's not my kind of movie. And Max's hair! Awful. He looks so different with a nice short haircut.
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The longer hair makes him look very young.
morrobay:
Yeah, no.
morrobay:
Hi Mariska,
Have you seen the TV movie "Blood Money"? I don't know if German TV is shown in the Netherlands.
I copied this from google translate, so hope is all correct.
After a key role as the mysterious fisherman in the mystery thriller "Thou hast promised" plays Riemelt another exceptional starring in the award-winning drama "Free Fall" (2013) he impressed as a gay cop who begins a relationship with a married colleague. Positive reviews also got inspired by real events teleplay "Blood Money" in which Riemelt embodies a hemophiliac who become infected in the 1980s by a contaminated blood products with HIV
ETA the German version
Nach einer Schlüsselrolle als geheimnisvoller Fischer in dem Mysterythriller "Du hast es versprochen" spielt Riemelt eine weitere außergewöhnliche Hauptrolle: In dem preisgekrönten Drama "Freier Fall" (2013) beeindruckt er als schwuler Polizist, der eine Beziehung mit einem verheirateten Kollegen beginnt. Positive Kritiken erhielt auch das von realen Ereignissen inspirierte Fernsehspiel "Blutgeld", in dem Riemelt einen Bluter verkörpert, der sich in den 1980er Jahren durch eine verseuchte Blutkonserve mit HIV infiziert
morrobay:
--- Quote from: mariska on May 23, 2014, 07:34:42 am ---I agree with you, he knew (in any case in that scene in the forest).
I have been thinking: Kay's first move was the cigaret-kiss scene. What was it that made Kay do that? I'm sure there must be a little thing that Marc did.
We see them in the pool together, making fun. No sign of other feelings than friendship. Next scene they are in the college room en they look at each other. And then the cigaret-kiss. Was it the look between them in the college room?
Or is it just a feeling, intuitive knowing?
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Great question. Vincent said most straight guys would probably have punched Kay for that kiss. So what did he see in Marc that led him to think it was ok?
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