Director
Andreas Dresen
Composer
17 Hippies
Cast
Axel Prahl, Steffi Kühnert, Thorsten Merten, Gabriela Maria Schmeide
Edition 2002
106'
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2002
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Drama, Comedy
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Dialogue:
German
Two married couples in their late thirties living in Frankfurt/Oder, east Germany. Although they are all friends, their relationship has become pretty staid of late. Radio host Chris and his second wife Katrin don't have much to say to each other anymore, in or out of bed. Uwe, his friend, slaves away day and night in his own hot-dog stall, but forgets his wife and kids. Small surprise, then, that Ellen and Chris ‚ who is urgently looking for change ‚ come closer. A chance meeting between these two leads to a secret love affair. But they're caught in the act, and everyone is shaken from their stupor. Their bogged-down existence gets a jump-start, they question their position in life, and suddenly it becomes clear that small miracles are possible even in a place like Frankfurt/Oder ‚ if only you believe in them. (press kit)
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Credits
Directors
Andreas Dresen
Composers
17 Hippies
Cast
Axel Prahl, Steffi Kühnert, Thorsten Merten, Gabriela Maria Schmeide
Scenario
Andreas Dresen
Director of Photography
Michael Hammon
Editors
Jörg Hauschild
Producers
Peter Rommel
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Dialogue
German
Countries of production
Germany
Year
2002
Filmography
Andreas Dresen
Der kleine Clown (Short 1985), Schritte des anderen (Short 1987), Konsequenzen (Short 1987), Nachts schlafen die Ratten (Short 1988), Was jeder muß... (Short 1988), Jenseits von klein Wanzleben (Short 1989), Zug in die Ferne (Short 1990), Lulu (Short 1991), Stilles Land (1992), Nachtgestalten (1999), Halbe Treppe (2002), Denk Ich an Deutschland - Herr Wichmann von der CDU (2003), Willenbrock (2005), Sommer vorm Balkon (2005), Wolke 9 (2008), Whiskey mit Wodka (2009), Halt auf freier Strecke (2011), Herr Wichmann aus der dritten reihe (2012), Als wir träumten (2015), Timm Thaler oder Das verkaufte Lachen (2017), Gundermann (2018), Rabiye Kurnaz gegen George W. Bush (2022), In Liebe, Eure Hilde (2024)