Berlin for heroes

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Movie
Original title Berlin for heroes
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 2012
length 80 minutes
Age rating FSK 16
Rod
Director Klaus Lemke
script Klaus Lemke
production Klaus Lemke,
Stefanie von Heydwolff,
Anatol Nitschke
music Malakoff Kowalski ,
Vesto Caino,
Jonas Imbery
camera Paulo da Silva
cut Florian Kohlert
occupation

Berlin for Heroes is a German love story from 2012 by director Klaus Lemke with Saralisa Volm .

action

Five young people who live in Berlin during the day - Saralisa arrives by train at the main station, just separated from her boyfriend. Instead, Anna and Henning drive to the capital. But there she just leaves him standing: “Have a good time, do something!” Then Henning tries his hand at small business and founds a courier service called “Cash and no questions”. Meanwhile, Anna has a date with the Italian musician Marco. But this ends up in the box with Saralisa the next night. Her ex-boyfriend Andreas, an actor at the theater, is not very pleased when he sees her with the short Italian in a Berlin café. "You have to go to Berlin to be really shagged!" Replies Saralisa to Andreas' surprise. So all their paths cross and they end up in bed with each other in a wide variety of constellations.

background

  • Berlin for Heroes opened in German cinemas on April 4, 2012.
  • The DVD was released on December 7, 2012 in Germany.
  • All actors appear in their role under their real names.
  • Lemke protested against the non-nomination at the Berlinale 2012 with the “Occupy Berlinale” campaign and his bare bottom in front of the red carpet at the film festival.

Reviews

  • "A wild bizarre love film" - epd film
  • “Klaus Lemke, born in 1941, made a Berlin film for the first time - and probably the most apt one about the oh-so-hip center of the capital. Thrilling. ”- Jan Gympel, Der Tagesspiegel .
  • “Lemke is one of the last real auteur filmmakers and definitely one of the last cowboys. Berlin for Heroes looks like the Schwabing from 1966. Bohème wherever you look. Yes, maybe Berlin is today like Munich used to be. ”- Harald Martenstein, Der Tagesspiegel .
  • “He thought Berlin was stupid for a long time, but now Klaus Lemke has shot a film in the capital. The eternal rocker of German cinema finds his truth there again in pubs and milieus, in alcohol and cocaine. But the cowboys and fatal girls are new. ”- Jan Füchtjohann, Süddeutsche Zeitung .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. cf. The daily mirror
  2. cf. The daily mirror
  3. cf. Southgerman newspaper