2009 | Color | 104 min Otto, an old film actor, refuses to adapt to the changes in the industry where there is no longer a place for long rehearsals. Understanding the psychology of the character matters little when one hour lost is equal to 10,000 euros. As a result of the complaints of screenwriters and producers, Otto is replaced in a film by a much younger actor. This comedy has been acclaimed for its ironic analysis of what it is like to become old in our time. Country: Alemania Direction: Dresen; Andreas Script: Kohlhaase; Wolfgang Production: Müller; Christoph Photography: Höfer; Andreas Sound: Schmidt; Peter Music: Quandt; Jens Cast:Groth; Sylvester, Harfouch; Corinna, Hübchen; Henry, Hering; Markus Participation year at FICM: 2010
2009 | Color | 104 min Otto, an old film actor, refuses to adapt to the changes in the industry where there is no longer a place for long rehearsals. Understanding the psychology of the character matters little when one hour lost is equal to 10,000 euros. As a result of the complaints of screenwriters and producers, Otto is replaced in a film by a much younger actor. This comedy has been acclaimed for its ironic analysis of what it is like to become old in our time. Country: Alemania Direction: Dresen; Andreas Script: Kohlhaase; Wolfgang Production: Müller; Christoph Photography: Höfer; Andreas Sound: Schmidt; Peter Music: Quandt; Jens Cast:Groth; Sylvester, Harfouch; Corinna, Hübchen; Henry, Hering; Markus Participation year at FICM: 2010
Gundermann He wants to be a good worker, a great husband, a caring father, an artist, a clown, and a politician—all at the same time. Folk singer and songwriter Gerhard Gundermann is both hero and anti-hero, a constant contradiction, a glittering figure typical of the former East Germany—and yet he isn’t. People like him are everywhere. And they offend others everywhere. See More
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