Ich. Darf. Nicht. Schlafen.

Originaltitel: Before I Go to Sleep

2014
12
1 Std. 32 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,3/10

86.531

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Colin Firth, Nicole Kidman, and Mark Strong in Ich. Darf. Nicht. Schlafen. (2014)

A woman wakes up every day, remembering nothing as a result of a traumatic accident in her past. One day, new terrifying truths emerge that force her to question everyone around her.

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Eine Frau wacht jeden Tag auf und erinnert sich an nichts, was durch einen traumatischen Unfall in ihrer Vergangenheit verursacht wurde. Eines Tages tauchen neue, erschreckende Wahrheiten au... Alles lesenEine Frau wacht jeden Tag auf und erinnert sich an nichts, was durch einen traumatischen Unfall in ihrer Vergangenheit verursacht wurde. Eines Tages tauchen neue, erschreckende Wahrheiten auf, die sie zwingen, jeden um sie herum zu befragen.Eine Frau wacht jeden Tag auf und erinnert sich an nichts, was durch einen traumatischen Unfall in ihrer Vergangenheit verursacht wurde. Eines Tages tauchen neue, erschreckende Wahrheiten auf, die sie zwingen, jeden um sie herum zu befragen.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,3/10

86.531

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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In the novel, Christine's diary is in the form of a journal / notebook, whereas in the film it is a camera for obvious visual reasons.

Patzer
(at around 47 mins) During a conversation with Ben at his school, Christine drops her bag to the floor and approaches Ben to give him a hug. Camera cuts to wide angle of the whole classroom with the hugging couple yet there is no bag on the floor.

Zitate
[first lines]
Christine: Who are you?
Ben: I'm your husband... Ben.
Christine: What?
Ben: We got married in 1999. That was 14 years ago. Christine, you're 40.
[hands her her clothes]
Ben: You had an accident. It was a bad accident. You had head injuries. And you have problems remembering things.
Christine: What things? What...?
Ben: Everything. You store up information for a day, and when you wake up in the morning, it's all gone. You're back to your early 20s. You'll be okay. Just... trust me.
Christine: I'm scared.

Verbindungen
Featured in Projector: Before I Go to Sleep (2014)

Soundtracks
You Keep Me Hangin' On
Performed by The Supremes
Written by Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier (uncredited) and Eddie Holland (as Holland, James Jnr)
Published by Jobete Music/EMI Music Publishing Ltd
Courtesy of Motown Records
Under license from Universal Music Operations Limited

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Solid enough, but not the best memory loss movie

In 1995, there was a movie called "While You Were Sleeping", a romantic vehicle for Sandra Bullock, but this 2014 similarly-titled work is very different: a thriller with Nicole Kidman in the central role as Christine, a woman who suffered a serious assault years ago and now forgets everything each time she sleeps. Two men are trying to help her, husband Ben (Colin Firth) and therapist Dr Nash (Mark Strong). Like most standard thrillers, we find that our assessments of the principals swing back and forth before 'the big reveal'.

There is a sub-genre of movies involving limited memory - think "Blink", "The Bourne Identity" or "50 First Dates" to name just a few - and "Before I Go To Sleep" is not the best of them (that would be "Memento") but, if one does not think too much about the implausible narrative, this is entertaining enough, helped by good source material (the best-selling novel by S J Watson) and the solid acting (Kidman with a good English accent, Firth not as straighforwardly charming as he is usually, Strong not as as unremittingly threatening as he is so often).