Bride Of The Wind 2000 - Bride Of The Wind Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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BRIDE OF THE WIND (2000)

Country:	Austria/Germany/United Kingdom Location: Vienna
Genre:	Drama, Period, Romance
Markets:	Cannes Market 2003, AFM 2004

Credits

Production Company:	ApolloMedia Filmmanagement Gmbh Paramount Vantage (nee Paramount Classics) Total Film Group
Sales Agent:	Hollywood Classics
Director:	Bruce Beresford
Producer:	Bruce Beresford Gerald Green Mario Kassar Evzen Kolar Larry Levy
Co-Producer:	Norbert Blecha
Writer: Screenplay:	Marilyn Levy
Cast:	Vincent Perez Jonathan Pryce Marion Rottenhofer Dagmar Schartz August Schmolzer Gregor Seberg Johannes Silberschneider Simon Verhoeven Sarah Wynter

Synopsis: Bride of the Wind is the story of the beautiful, passionate and extraordinary Alma Mahler Werfel, who was romantically involved with some of the great artistic geniuses of her time. Through all the passions, marriages and affairs, she retained the capacity to charm and seduce but was haunted by a fear of losing her own sense of self to the powerful men who loved her.

Comment: Set in the turn of the century Vienna.

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