Hell Movie Explained
When solar flares destroy the planet's vegetation and atmosphere and increase the global temperatures dramatically, a group of people must find means to survive in such harsh conditions.
Directed: Tim Fehlbaum
Written: Tim Fehlbaum, Oliver Kahl, Thomas Woebke
Produced by Roland Emmerich, Gabriele Walther, Thomas Wöbke
Cast:
Hannah Herzsprung as Marie
Stipe Erceg as Tom
Angela Winkler as Elisabeth, The Farmer
Michael Kranz as Micha (voice)
Yoann Blanc as Micha
Lars Eidinger as Phillip
Lisa Vicari as Leonie
Anne Hartung as Sophia
Lilo Baur as Frenchwoman
Marco Calamandrei as Frenchman
Ellen Schweiger as Grandma
Christoph Gaugler as Brückner, The Farmer
Cinematography: Markus Förderer, Tim Fehlbaum
Edited by Andreas Menn
Music by Lorenz Dangel
Production companies: Caligari Film und, Fernseh produktions GmbH, Vega Film AG, SevenPictures Film
Distributed by Paramount Pictures (Germany)
Roaming bands of humans (Hannah Herzsprung, Stipe Erceg) struggle for survival after Earth's temperature rises 10 degrees and the sun has burned the world barren.
Release date: 22 September 2011 (Germany)
Director: Tim Fehlbaum
Distributed by: Paramount Pictures, Beta Cinema
Produced by: Roland Emmerich; Gabriele Walther; Thomas Wöbke
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