Schlafsack für zwei (2005) (TV)

Note des utilisateurs:

5.4/10   

Réalisateur:

Zoltan Spirandelli

Scénariste:

Wiebke Jaspersen (writer)

Release Date:

8 mars 2005 (Germany)

Genre:

Comedie

Plot:

Single mom Michaela has been unemployed for a year when a job offer brings her out to a wellness hotel in the countryside near Berlin...

Plot Keywords:

Survival Training | Number In Title

Avis des utilisateurs:

Predictable Happy-End, but funny twists on the way

Ensemble

Nina Kronjäger	...	Michaela Seidel
Jörg Schüttauf	...	Trainer Tom
Martin Stührk	...	Oskar Seidel
reste de la distribution par ordre alphabétique:
Harry Blank	...	Stefan
Justine del Corte	...	Rezeptionistin
Rüdiger Klink	...	Jack
Dieter Kraml	...	Bärenbesitzer
Wilhelm Manske	...	Hotelchef Bornekamp
Nele Metzner	...	Sonja
Irshad Panjatan	...	Rashnapur
Robert Schupp	...	Barmann
Friederike Wagner	...	Gisela

Autre(s) titre(s):

Beetles for Breakfast (International: English title)
Käfer zum Frühstück (Germany) (working title)
La jungle des amoureux (France) [fr]

Durée:

90 min

Pays:

Germany

Langue:

Allemand

Couleur:

Couleur

Classification:

Germany:Not Rated

Emplacements De Pelliculage:

Berlin, Germany

Company:

CineCentrum Deutsche Gesellschaft für Film- und Fernsehproduktion mbH

Anecdotes:

The name of the circus is actually the name of the director, Spirandelli.

Predictable Happy-End, but funny twists on the way

An enjoyable romantic comedy with interesting characters, well-chosen actors and lots of witty dialogue. The idea of a survival training in a German forest sounds at first rather ridiculous, but these trainings actually exist - and even if there is no need for a machete in these parts, I don't think many people would know how to light a fire or find something edible. So the basic idea seems believable and funny at the same time, and the characters each add their own little flavour to the situation. Of course one can guess very early on how it will all end happily, but the things happening on the way to it are hilarious, with clever and often unexpected twists. I especially liked young actor Martin Stührk, who pulled off his lines pretty convincingly, even though they were a little too much of the "nerdy but clever kid"-kind. It was also nice to meet again Irshad Panjatan of "Der Schuh des Manitou"-fame. Commended for a cosy TV-evening!