The Pharmacist

Synopsis

The Pharmacist, starring Katja Riemann, is a compelling drama that follows the story of Hella Moormann, a pharmacist who finds herself entangled in a web of passion, betrayal, and crime. Set in 1950s Germany, Hella's life takes a dark turn when she becomes romantically involved with a troubled man. As secrets unravel and tensions rise, Hella must navigate the dangerous consequences of her actions. The film explores themes of desire, morality, and the consequences of succumbing to forbidden temptations. With a captivating storyline and powerful performances, The Pharmacist is a riveting tale of love, deceit, and redemption.

Cast

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  Katja Riemann

  Hella Moormann

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  Jürgen Vogel

  Levin Graber

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  Richy Müller

  Dieter Krosmansky

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  Isabella Parkinson

  Margot Krosmansky

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  August Zirner

  Pawel Siebert

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  Dagmar Manzel

  Dorit Meissen

Reviews

Critics have mixed feelings about The Pharmacist, with some praising Katja Riemann's performance while others criticize the pacing and execution of the plot. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a rating of 6.2/10, with one review stating, 'Katja Riemann delivers a haunting portrayal of a woman caught in a downward spiral, but the film fails to sustain its momentum.' IMDb scores the movie at 5.9/10, indicating a mediocre reception from audiences. Metacritic's reviews vary, with some highlighting the film's atmospheric cinematography and others pointing out its shortcomings in character development. Overall, The Pharmacist is a film that sparks debate among critics and viewers alike.