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| Bride Of The Wind |  |
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© Copyright Paramount Pictures
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2001 |
| Original title | | |
Die Windsbraut |
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Drama, romance, musical |
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14A
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Not recommended for young children, violence, nudity, sexual content |
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1:40 |
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Bruce Beresford |
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Marilyn Levy |
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Paramount Pictures |
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Every generation has its muse. In turn-of-the-century Vienna, there was Alma Mahler (Sarah Wynter): the brilliant, beautiful young libertine who aroused the passions of Europe's greatest artists. Alma seduced lovers who changed the world -- yet, it was she who ultimately inspired each of them. Men composed symphonies for Alma, painted masterworks of her beauty, wrote poetry, designed buildings inspired by her spirit -- but no one could possess Alma, as her own unfulfilled dreams continued to haunt her. Few know her story, but it is a riveting true tale of creativity and seduction, of art and love, and of the sacrifices one remarkable woman, a century ahead of her time, made in her attempt to have it all.
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