Multi-part film | Episode 1

A Pirate's Heart

Adventure, Germany/Spain 2006

Klaus Störtebeker (Ken Duken) is the Robin Hood of the seas. A fighter against injustice and oppression. But he is not only a hero on the high seas, he is also – like every upright pirate – a hero to women. However, his heart (English title: “A Pirate's Heart”) beats only for his childhood sweetheart, the merchant's daughter Elisabeth (Claire Keim). But she is promised to his arch-enemy Simon von Wallenrod (Stephan Luca)... "Director Miguel Alexandre (‘Greetings from Kashmir’) staged an exciting two-parter with an outstanding cast, skillfully moving between legend, historical drama, and adventure film. Walter Kärger, who already impressed with his script for the historical drama ‘Friedrich Freiherr von der Trenck – Zwei Herzen gegen die Krone’ (Friedrich Freiherr von der Trenck – Two Hearts Against the Crown), was responsible for the screenplay. Alexandre was also no stranger to lead actor Ken Duken, as the two had already worked together in 2000 on the adventure drama ‘Gran Paradiso – Das Abenteuer Mensch zu sein’ (Gran Paradiso – The Adventure of Being Human)." (prisma.de) As a young boy, Klaus Störtebeker (Ken Duken) witnessed the murder of his parents. As an adult, the traumatized young man embarks on a career as a pirate and seeks revenge. Especially since his brother Jon is innocently suspected of killing the father of Klaus' rival as well as the father of his great love.
90 min
SD
FSK 6
Audio language:
German

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Composer:

Dominic Roth

Sound Design:

Andreas Schneider

Cast:

Ken Duken (Klaus Störtebeker)

Claire Keim (Elisabeth Preen)

Gottfried John (Konrad von Wallenrod)

Stephan Luca (Simon von Wallenrod)

Miguel Herz-Kestranek (Hermann Preen)

Frank Giering (Jan Broderson)

Timo Dierkes (Brother Wigbold)

Jochen Nickel (Goedeke Michels)

Antonio Wannek (Erik)

Original title:

Störtebeker

Original language:

German

Further titles:

Cor de pirata

Format:

1.85:1 SD, Color

Age rating:

FSK 6

Audio language:

German