Opening of film based on story of kidnap victim Natascha Kampusch скачать в хорошем качестве

Opening of film based on story of kidnap victim Natascha Kampusch

(26 Feb 2013) 1. Wide pan of Natascha Kampusch, who was imprisoned for eight years, posing for photographers 2. Mid of Kampusch's hands, pan up to face 3. Mid of movie poster 4. Mid of actress Antonia Campbell-Hughes' legs, tilt up to face 5. Close up of Campbell-Hughes 6. Wide of Campbell-Hughes on red carpet 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Antonia Campbell-Hughes, British actress: "No I didn't. And there were specific decisions for that because I'm playing her before. It's a very isolated time. You know it's a bubble of time. And I wanted to keep that very focused and quite pure." 8. Close up of actor Thure Lindhardt 9. Wide of Lindhardt with Campbell-Hughes 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Thure Lindhardt, Danish actor: "The role was extremely challenging to me. It was a very difficult part because as an actor you have to defend your character, and how do you defend a man who did something so horrible? So that was very challenging. But I knew if wanted to play him that's what I had to do." 11. Wide of actors, Producer Martin Moszkowicz and Director Sherry Sherry Hormannbeing brought into position for photographers 12. Mid of same 13. Wide of movie-goers at coat-racks 14. SOUNDBITE (German) Vox pop, Caroline, no surname given, cinema-goer: "The movie is extremely depressing, hard and very impressive. The character of Miss Kampusch impresses one even more afterwards." 15. Wide of people leaving cinema 16. SOUNDBITE (German) Vox pop, Martin, no surname given, cinema-goer: "Everybody knows that the story is true and more or less depicts what happened. That's what was so terrible and oppressive about the movie." 17. Wide of movie goers being interviewed 18. SOUNDBITE (German) Vox pop, Jeanne, no surname given, cinema goer: "When you see it it distresses you even more. And it makes you feel even more appalled about the reactions to her afterwards - about what she had to endure afterwards. It's an amazing movie." 19. Wide of producers and actors 20. Mid of Sherry Hormann with Campbell-Hughes and Lindhardt STORYLINE: In Vienna on Monday for just a few seconds Natascha Kampusch posed for photographers before the premier of a film about her childhood abduction and eight year imprisonment by Wolfgang Prikopil. Her story has been turned into an English language movie with an international cast called "3096 Days". While the script was based on Kampusch's own biography and police files, Antonia Campbell-Hughes who portrays Kampusch says she never met her for developing her character. "And there were specific decisions for that," she explained. "Because I'm playing her before. It's a very isolated time. You know it's a bubble of time. And I wanted to keep that very focused and pure." Her captor, Prikopil, is played by Danish actor Thure Lindhardt. Lindhardt said it was a challenging role to play. "As an actor you have to defend your character, and how do you defend a man who did something so horrible? So that was very challenging. But I knew if wanted to play him that's what I had to do," he said. Some of the first people to view the film came away extremely impressed by what they'd just seen. One movie goer called the film "extremely depressing, hard and very impressive." "The character of Miss Kampusch impresses one even more afterwards," she said. Another said that "everybody knows that the story is true and more or less depicts what happened. That was so terrible and oppressive about the movie." Kampusch was kidnapped in 1998 when only ten years old and kept in the cellar of Prikopil's house where she was repeatedly abused by her captor until her escape in 2006. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...