The love hotel in Tyrol

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Movie
Original title The love hotel in Tyrol
Country of production Germany , Austria
original language German
Publishing year 1978
length 92 minutes
Age rating FSK 16
Rod
Director Franz Antel
script Hans Haller
production Neue Delta Filmproduktion ( Franz Antel )
Lisa Film ( Karl Spiehs )
CA-Film Luzern
music Gerhard Heinz
camera Franz X. Lederle
cut Tamara Epp
occupation

The Love-Hotel in Tirol is a German-Austrian film game from 1978 by Franz Antel with Erich Padalewski in a double role.

action

Despite their extreme similarity, the two twins Peter and Paul Berger are fundamentally different in nature. When they inherited a run-down holiday hotel in Tyrol from their deceased uncle, they had completely different ideas about what they wanted to do with the vacant building. While one, Paul Berger, earns his money as a staid chief accountant in Munich and, according to his ideas, the hotel is to be converted into a Christian meeting place for young nuns, the other, Peter Berger, a well-traveled charmer and womanizer of stature, has the Intention to transform the hotel into a semi-Gothic "meeting place" between sensual Asians and wealthy German-Austrian customers. Corresponding confusions arise because both brothers initially keep their plans to themselves and thus one does not know of the other's intentions. And the idea of ​​an institute shaped by Catholic values ​​for the moral and spiritual edification of young people is still miles away from the concept of a love hotel with half or completely naked Thai girls.

Various subsequent, amusing entanglements are based on the twin and double principle: For example, since no one can really tell the brothers apart, the ideas of Paul and Peter are endorsed by the "wrong" side. B. the pastor of the place unknowingly Peter's erotic plans, because he believes he has Paul with his concept of a Christian meeting place before him, while Paul with his fundamentally conservative strategy constantly encounters obstacles and concerns. A number of young convent students, who are supposed to be more concerned with God than with the male village youth in heat, are hoping for much more than just spiritual edification from the Love Hotel. The gay electrician André and neglected or jealous wives complete the panopticon of the protagonists around the love hotel. Finally, the hotel re-opens, which in the small Tyrolean town of Hinterbrunn will probably not be forgotten anytime soon ...

Production notes

Franz Antel engaged Iris Lohner, who had been a dancer at the Vienna Volksoper until then, for the female lead . Paul Löwinger , who had to cancel due to a heart attack, was originally intended for the role of mayor . His replacement Fritz Muliar read the script only during the shooting.

The Love-Hotel in Tyrol was created on 31 days of shooting between July 3 and September 2, 1978 in Tyrol ( Kitzbühel ) and Bangkok and was premiered on October 13, 1978 in Ingolstadt.

Kurt Kodal was in charge of production and Ferry Windberger took care of the equipment .

criticism

The reviews were in the derogatory form customary for numerous erotic comedies of the 1970s. Filmecho / Filmwoche called “Franz Antel's newest crude and harmless sex comedy” a “mistaken comedy of the old style.” Only Fritz Muliar and Heinz Reincke made possible “a few humorous highlights.” The lexicon of the international film called Das Love-Hotel in Tirol as "Dirty mix-ups, which consists of lousy regulars' jokes and flat jokes."

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Franz Antel: Twisted, in love, my life , Munich, Vienna 2001, p. 216
  2. ↑ Roman Schliesser: The super nose. Karl Spiehs and his films , Verlag Carl Ueberreuter, Vienna 2006, p. 132. Franz Antel, on the other hand, in his autobiography Twisted, In Love, mentions my life on p. 216 not Paul Löwinger, but Paul Hörbiger as the original mayor.
  3. ^ German Institute for Film Studies (ed.): German Films 1978, compiled by Rüdiger Koschnitzki. P. 123
  4. ↑ The super nose. Karls Spiehs and his films , Vienna 2006, p. 132
  5. ^ The Love Hotel in Tirol in the Lexicon of International FilmsTemplate: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used
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