Drehbuchautor Felix Bonhoeffer hat Zeit seines Lebens zwischen zwei Welten gelebt - der Realität und seiner eigenen Traumwelt. Als er an einem neuen Drehbuch schreibt, treten die Charaktere seines Scripts plötzlich in sein Leben und ergreifen Besitz von ihm. Träume, Zeit und Realität verschmelzen immer mehr miteinander. Wird es Felix gelingen, Realität und Fiktion zu trennen, bevor er an einen Punkt gelangt, an dem er nicht mehr unterscheiden kann, in welcher Welt er tatsächlich lebt?

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Director	Anthony Hopkins
Actor	Anthony Hopkins, Christian Slater, Michael Clarke Duncan, John Turturro
Label	Studio Hamburg Enterprises

Genre	Fantasy Thriller
Content	DVD
FSK / age rating	from age 16
Publication date	30.07.2010
Region code	2
Original title	Slipstream
Year of production	2007
Length	91 Minutes
Audio	English (Dolby Digital 5.1), German (Dolby Digital 5.1), German (DTS)
Subtitles	German
Extras	Making of, Filmographies, Deleted scenes, Poster, Biographies, Trailer, Audio commentary, Photo gallery
Screen	16/9, 2.35:1

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Katastrophe

Written on 28. April 2013 by PhilippM.

Wie konnte Hopkins so einen Schwachsinn machen...
Slipstream

Written on 19. August 2011 by Manu.
This customer review refers to a alternative version.

je dois être débile, mais on y comprend rien, pour moi, c'est du grand n'importe quoi...
Amazing, it is

Written on 15. April 2008 by SahnefilmsMember.
This customer review refers to a alternative version.

This is unlike any other movie you've ever seen, much more intensive even than such great works as "Stay" or "Inland Empire". I think it's great Hollywood proves able to produce such stuff, and I think Hopkins deserves our respect for being so daringly creative - I mean, let's face it, a superstar like him can do almost everything that comes to his mind, but of all the superstars he's the only one so far who had the guts to go and do a movie that does JUST NOT CARE about being intelligible, being an attractive product, being mainstream. I have not enjoyed being irritated so much since I first read "Finnegans Wake".