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Heiner Lauterbach | ... |
Julius Armbrust
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Uwe Ochsenknecht | ... |
Stefan Lachner
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Ulrike Kriener | ... |
Paula Armbrust
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Janna Marangosoff | ... |
Angelika
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Dietmar Bär | ... |
Lothar
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Marie-Charlott Schüler | ... |
Marita Strass
(as Marie Ch. Schüler)
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Edith Volkmann | ... |
Frau Lennart
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Monika Schwarz | ... |
Frau in der Bar
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Lois Kelz | ... |
Florian
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Cornelia Schneider | ... |
Caro
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Gabriel Pakleppa | ... |
Junge in Badewanne
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Roland Schreiber | ... |
Junge am See
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Jörg Neumann | ... |
Herr Neumann
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Gerd Huber | ... |
Juwelier
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Werner-Albert Püthe | ... |
Verkäufer im Herrengeschäft
(as Werner Püthe)
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A successful, womanizing middle-aged man decides to move out of the house he shares with his wife after she confesses to having an affair. He looks for a new place to live and ends up moving into his wife's lover's apartment as a roommate. The husband begins to take an interest in the artistic work of the lover and coaches him for a big job interview. Little does he know that the job he's helping the lover to get is within his own company... A story about strange circumstances and the limits of friendship. Written by Isabel Piedmont <ipiedmon@indiana.edu>
Maybe I'll start to appreciate comedy movies after all! This German-made production actually makes a bit of common sense! The movie tells it all, involving two buddies who talk, fuss, and complain about the natural feminist state. It is not a romance like many of the U.S. comedies, but a dramatic and humorous account of the sexual revolution. The proven point is simple: nothing in the world can keep men from being addicted to the opposite sex! I'll admit that it also has one of the silliest, catchiest endings I have ever seen, not to mention the actual crew members showing up on the elevators in the final credits. To add greater sense to the movie is the fact that it was directed by a woman. Sounds like the battle of the sexes all over again! Highly recommended!