A structured overview of the film's adaptation, production, and release based on available metadata.
The project begins as an adaptation of Klaus Mann's 1939 novel. Production planning starts with French and German collaboration.
The script is finalized in German. International funding and studio arrangements are secured for the co-production.
Key actors are selected for the German language production. Crew members like cinematographer Michael Epp join the project.
The completed film is distributed in 1999. It enters the cultural landscape alongside contemporary blockbusters.
A singer flees from Nazi Germany, travels to Paris and befriends a young writer, his lover and a professor.
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