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Polly Adler - Episodes 1-4 Year of production: 2008 |
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In the TV series, which evolved out of the 90-minute pilot released on ORF in 2005, the single mother and society columnist Polly Adler (Petra Morzé) tries to intelligently master the balancing act between career and family without losing her sense of humor. This means that on a regular basis either her daughter Resi (Nathalie Köbli), her current partner or her career get the short end of the stick, which enrages her resolute boss, Anatol Grünberg (Wolfgang Böck)! Polly's friend, the hairdresser Gerti (Andrea Händler) is an important means for support in Polly's everyday Chaos. In Polly's life, improvisation and a sense of humor are the only things that get her through: "Sadly life is more Amstetten than Paris!" In every episode, Polly's journalistic endeavors allow the viewers to delve into the lives of all sorts of people. Polly's charm and intuition open many doors and hearts that would otherwise have been closed off. At a chic restaurant opening she uncovers the proximity of glamour and misery in haute cuisine, when the wife of the star chef is kidnapped. Who is behind all of this? (1st episode) The folk music scene is at the center of a great love story, but hen the wedding is called off. What happened? (2nd episode) A legendary Hollywood diva is supposed to be buried in Vienna, but at the funeral the urn is found to be empty. Where are the ashes? (3rd episode) And, shortly before the premiere an Opera diva suffers sudden hearing loss through a pistol short. As it an accident, or is there more of an explanation. (4th Episode) Polly Adler is an ORF production in cooperation with Cult-Film Production Inc./Teamworx Television & Film Inc. for ORF in cooperation with Cultfilm Vienna |
Featuring: Petra Morze´ Roland Koch Nathalie Köbli Wolfgang Böck Florian Teichtmeister Nina Blum Nina Proll Gregor Bloèb Andrea Händler uvm… Director: Peter Gersina Screenplay: Angelika Hager & Uli Brèe Music: Thomas Rabitsch Camera: Michael Boxrucker Set design: Susanne Quendler Costumes: Christoph Birkner Sound Engineer: Wolly Michael Wollmann Editing: Anja Feikes |