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Scene from Montag kommen die Fenster (2006)
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| Duration: 709 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: supers992 |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 225 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 720x400 | Added: 2020-Jul-09 |
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Isabelle Menke
Birth Name: Isabelle Menke
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Isabelle Menke starred as Nina in the 2006 film 'Montag kommen die Fenster'. In the movie, Nina, a doctor married to Frieder, leaves their daughter Charlotte and travels to an isolated cabin owned by her brother Christoph. She later stays at a sports hotel where she briefly interacts with an elderly tennis pro before being found by Frieder and Charlotte. Despite this encounter, Nina does not return home immediately but eventually returns to the house after Frieder rejects replacement windows.
Ursula Renneke
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Alternate Names: Ursula Reneke, Ulla Renneke
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Ursula Renneke starred as 'Nina' in the 2006 German film, 'Montag kommen die Fenster'. In the movie, her character is a doctor and mother of young Charlotte. The narrative revolves around Nina's strained marriage with Frieder, her brother Christoph, and an old tennis pro she encounters while aimlessly wandering at a sports hotel.
About the Movie: Montag kommen die Fenster (2006)
Release Year: 2006
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Alternative Title: Windows on Monday, Montag, Monday
Director: Ulrich Köhler
Writer: Ulrich Köhler
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Genre: Drama
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Story
Frieder and his wife Nina are renovating their house but seem disconnected in their relationship. One day, Nina leaves home abruptly, driving to an isolated cabin where her brother Christoph lives, then cycling to a nearby sports hotel. She wanders aimlessly around the hotel before having a brief encounter with an old tennis pro. Frieder and their daughter Charlotte eventually find Nina at the hotel, but she chooses not to return home with them. Meanwhile, Frieder rejects new windows delivered for their house and begins an affair with Maria, Charlotte's nursery school teacher. Later, Nina returns home without the replacement windows.
Summary
'Montag kommen die Fenster' (2006), directed by Ulrich Köhler, is a drama that explores themes of marital disconnection and personal estrangement. The film follows Frieder and his wife Nina as they struggle to communicate during their house renovation project. Nina's sudden departure from home and isolated encounters with her brother Christoph and an old tennis pro suggest a deeper emotional crisis. Meanwhile, Frieder's affair with Maria adds another layer of complication to the couple's troubled relationship. Although the sources provide limited information about the film's themes or context beyond its narrative events, 'Montag kommen die Fenster' appears to be a nuanced portrayal of contemporary relationships and individual struggles.