Hannah Herzsprung

Hannah Herzsprung

  • Born: 1981-9-7
  • Height: 5' 4¼" (1.63 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Chris 2022-04-21 09:03:20

      Others

      A few days ago, I watched a movie similar to Woolf’s biography, and this time I watched another movie about a talented female pianist. One was about literature and the other was about music. The common thing is that women are the protagonists and men are all protagonists. is a supporting role....e

    • Ona 2022-04-19 09:02:47

      Four minutes, out of body

      Two women who love music, two tragic fates intertwined in different time and space, and two completely different attitudes towards life, finally met in four minutes, got rid of the shackles of the soul, and obtained the freedom of the soul.
             The present and the past are alternately presented...

    • Marc 2022-04-22 07:01:49

      Great. The ending seems to see the feel of a popping drummer, but the German movie seems to be better. Deducting one point for the picture quality, I can't find a clearer version. The girl's lake blue eyes are mesmerizing. The docile and manic dance tong has a very charming personality. Originally, I thought she was going to piss off the old lady, but she would slap a slap and a candy, and she would slap the series.

    • Cristian 2022-04-23 07:04:17

      Supplementary standard #DocumentaryPhoto# Film screening, unpopular masterpiece, impressive German film, about talent, about self-release, about breaking through prejudice obstacles, it is also a music-themed work that stirs the soul. It is hard to imagine that female prisoners can participate in piano competitions, and it is even more difficult to imagine that a prison music teacher can become a prisoner's bole. ps, the actor who plays the rebellious girl plays the piano at a godly level, especially the competitive performance of the climax at the end is amazing, such as the gurgling water is out of control, and the reverberation lingers around the beam for a long time.

    Four Minutes quotes

    • Jenny von Loeben: Nice view eh?

      Gertrud 'Traude' Krüger: Today you did something extraordinary... and then you ruin it all. What is it with you?

      Jenny von Loeben: I knew the window wouldn't break.

      Jenny von Loeben: I ran into before, when my baby was born. Two or three stories up, where the view is even nicer. I was in labor for sixteen hours. When I told the doctor that I... that I couldn't take it anymore he said that I was just a con trying to stay out of prison. They should have done a Cesarian. But they didn't. They just let me tear. I blacked out. When I woke up, the nurse said to me... "Your baby... you baby is gone. It's just gone." Circulatory collapse. His name was Oskar.

      Jenny von Loeben: [sobbing] Shit...

      Jenny von Loeben: Three hours later they took me back to jail.

      Jenny von Loeben: Nice name, Oskar.

    • Gertrud 'Traude' Krüger: So, Clara, can you do a curtsy now?