Ulrich Köhler
Bungalow
Edition 2002
85'
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2002
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Drama
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Dialogue:
German, Danish, English
Director:
Ulrich Köhler
With:
Lennie Burmeister, Devid Striesow, Trine Dyrholm
19-year-old Paul can’t escape the dreariness of small-town life. He decides to do military service, just to spite his left-wing liberal family and friends. One day he goes absent without leave. His parents are away on holiday, leaving their bungalow unoccupied. On his arrival at the family home Paul discovers that his older brother Max is there too with his girlfriend Lene. When he is contacted by the military Max realises that Paul has deserted. He persuades his brother to go back to his barracks but Paul returns to the bungalow just a few hours later. Lene toys with Paul and he falls in love with her, but Max throws him out of the house. Lonely and miserable, Paul turns to his ex-girlfriend, Kerstin, but her naïve enthusiasm soon irritates him. He leaves her abruptly. Determined to see Lene again, Paul tricks his brother Max out of the bungalow.
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Credits
Director
Ulrich Köhler
With
Lennie Burmeister, Devid Striesow, Trine Dyrholm
Scenario
Ulrich Köhler, Henrike Goetz
Director of Photography
Ute Freund, Patrick Orth
Editor
Gergana Voigt
Producer
Tobias Büchner, Peter Stockhaus
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Dialogue
German, Danish, English
Countries of production
Germany
Year
2002