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Movie Title : Wolke Neun (Cloud 9)
Release Date : May 17, 2008 Wide
Genre Movie :Drama,Romance,Art House & International
Mpaa Rating : Unrated

Actors :Ursula Werner,Horst Rehberg,Horst Westphal,Steffi Kühnert

A woman has to decide if she wants to stay with her husband after three decades together in this drama with a comic undertow from Germany. Inge (Ursula Werner) is an ordinary woman in her mid-sixties who is married to Werner (Horst Rehberg). Inge and Werner have been together for over 30 years, and while their relationship is still a happy one, it's clear that in most respects their lives have fallen into a rut. Inge makes extra money mending clothes for others, and when she drops off a pair of trousers for one of her customers, Karl (Horst Westphal), he invites her in for a moment. Inge and Karl sense an immediate attraction to one another, and after a few minutes together they repair to the bedroom. Unwilling to lie to her husband, Inge confesses her infidelity to Werner, but at the same time she admits she wants to continue her affair with Karl. After all their years of marriage, Werner isn't interested in an open relationship, and their daughter, Petra (Steffi Kühnert), is appalled by her mother's brazen behavior. Unable to have her cake and eat it too, Inge realizes she must choose between a man she's loved most of her adult life and one who has brought a new excitement to her autumn years. Wolke 9 (aka Cloud 9) was an official selection at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Sometimes, apparently, the old saw about the heart wanting what it wants can apply to seniors precisely the same way it does to the young and foolish.
Tom Russo-Boston Globe

The heart is a riddle, and Cloud 9 deftly, wittily counts the ways.
Michael Phillips-Chicago Tribune

The result is a film in which age matters not at all and yet still matters hugely, and in which love is still a dream come true and an absolute mess.
Tom Long-Detroit News

Manages to be vital, wrenching and even humorous yet does not deny the omnipresence of mortality.
Kevin Thomas-Los Angeles Times

Mr. Dresen and his actors create an atmosphere of reckless vulnerability that's immediately compelling and artistically intriguing. We want to explore this relationship further.
Jeannette Catsoulis-New York Times

Seldom has any movie shown so much geriatric sex and full-frontal nudity (male and female). But, thanks to Dresen, it is all done with taste and sensitivity.
V.A. Musetto-New York Post

This German entry benefits from a matter-of-fact approach.
Dan Lybarger-eFilmCritic.com

This moral ambivalence is both the movie's strength and its greatest weakness. In virtually every way, Inge's behavior is unconscionable.
Loey Lockerby-Kansas City Star

Dresen shows the events with a matter-of-fact clarity and patience, with a lack of editing or obnoxious musical score; the tone is startlingly quiet.
Jeffrey M. Anderson-Combustible Celluloid

This German melodrama has its share of problems (uncertain tone, unsatisfying closure), but in its many good moments, it offers a honest portrait of sex among the elderly, which is an almost taboo subject in American movies.
Emanuel Levy-EmanuelLevy.Com

An otherwise routine look at a love triangle is passed with middling success through geriatric and Teutonic filters in this largely improvised drama from veteran German director Andreas Dresen.
Wade Major-Boxoffice Magazine

Literally and figuratively blows the sheets off the taboo subject of geriatric sexuality.
Kam Williams-NewsBlaze

Brave, provocative and deeply poignant with a raw and heartfelt performance by Ursula Werner. It's easily one of the most powerfully emotional films of the year.
Avi Offer-NYC Movie Guru

a sincere, thoughtful tale of the human heart
Jay Antani-Cinema Writer

Unrelated to its misleading title of imaginary bliss is an overriding theme about old age offering no surefire recipe for wisdom, or even for much common sense. How's that for depressing?
Cole Smithey-ColeSmithey.com

Compelling German drama about a 67-year-old seamstress who is not content to wait out the final part of her life "aging gracefully."
Maria Garcia-Film Journal International

Dresen's intimate, naturalistic style is key to how absorbing and convincing. . . are relationships exceptional and rare in a film.
Nora Lee Mandel-Film-Forward.com

Explores with emotional intelligence an elderly woman's passionate love affair and the ways it transforms her life.
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat-Spirituality and Practice

Cloud 9 delivers a white hot blast of powerful emotions and makes us care about three characters in a direct and violent way
Paul Brenner-Filmcritic.com

Apart from the ages of the protagonists, Cloud 9 is a standard-issue infidelity story, complete with dialogue like 'I didn't want this, it just happened!'
Noel Murray-AV Club