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A Road Movie about two very different brothers who have not seen each other for 20 years. When their father dies, the brothers decide to fulfil an old dream: travelling through Germany together on two wheels.

Language
  • German
Runtime
115
Production Year
2018
Film Type
Feature
Production Countries
  • Germany
Casts
Bjarne Mädel, Lars Eidinger, Sandra Hüller, Franka Potente, Alexandra Maria Lara, Jella Haase
Production Company
26. Babelsberg Film, Mythos Film, Deutsche Columbia Pictures, Traumfabrik Babelsberg, Pictures in a frame, Sunnysideup Filmproduktion
Premier Status
Asian Premiere

Crew List

Director
Markus Goller
Screenwriter
Oliver Ziegenbalg
DOP / Camera
Frank Griebe
Editor
Matti Falkenberg
Editor
Markus Goller
Music
Andrej Melita
Music
Peter Horn
Sound
Christoph Köpf
Sound
Clemens Becker
Sound
Philipp Sellier
Sound
Christian Bischoff
Production Designer
Marlen von Heydenaber
Producer
Markus Goller
Producer
Oliver Ziegenbalg

Festivals / Awards

2018: Award, Ernst Lubitsch Award, Best comedy ensemble, Germany

Director/s

Markus Goller
Markus Goller
Profile

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Film Critic

From simplicity to peak

Atila Pesyani
Atila Pesyani

After the death of the father, his two sons will face each other after a long
time. From the very first moments, we realize that the two brothers have
different spirits; one is disciplined and the other one is not; one is conservative and the other is bold. But with the discovery of the common interests of childhood and adolescence, the approaching spirit of the two becomes clear to the audience. Proximity and coalesce become the source of a journey full of discoveries and intuitions. A contemporary religion, which is run by two men, by two brothers, and perfectionism progresses to an end. The simple and slow begin of the film gradually rush through the rhythm, and then, along with the failed mentality, the characters return to their initial rhythm. The movie benefited from a worthy directing and uses a lot of romantic features yet there is no shortage of satire. Performances are acceptable especially for both brothers. Although it seems that the due to director’s demand the actors put more efforts and energy to create more
realistic performance. Dress design is really functional in approaching characters, and the relationship between actors and dresses is very appropriate. Filming is not significant that much and it only works to record the work of the actors. Sometimes visual effects, of course, comes to help! Like the grotesque moments of that crazy father, who follows two brothers with a bow and arrow!


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