The lateral entrants

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Movie
Original title The lateral entrants
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 2006
length 81 minutes
Age rating FSK 12
Rod
Director Rainer Knepperges , Christian Mrasek
script Rainer Knepperges
production Christian Mrasek
music The Holy Sons of the Field , Thomas Hermel
camera Matthias Rajmann
cut Kawe Vakil
occupation

The career changers is a German feature film by Rainer Knepperges and Christian Mrasek . It was shot in 2003 , had its premiere at the Munich Film Festival in 2005 and was released in theaters in August 2006 .

action

The friends Barbara and Katja kidnap the Telekom boss Harald Winter into a remote holiday house. Katja's friend Stefan joins them there. Together they demand that the old yellow telephone booths be put back up. The kidnapped man, who was initially indignant about the unprofessional nature of the whole operation, reluctantly found pleasure in the situation after a failed attempt to escape. He befriends the kidnappers. The blackmailed company seems to bow to the demand. But while the first yellow telephone booths are being set up, Korn, an eloquent man on behalf of Telekom, sneaks around the idyllic hiding place. When they discover that weapons have been slipped into them unnoticed, the only way out for the nonviolent kidnappers is to flee, which the kidnapper finally joins.

Reviews

"Sparsely equipped, mostly improvised low-budget satire, whose nonsense dialogues have a certain charm, but without really being able to carry the film with poor finesse."

"An oasis of happiness in German cinema" (dpa)

"Easily the most happy German comedy this year and many others." (Tz, Munich)

"As if Howard Hawks had made a film in deep Schleswig-Holstein." (Süddeutsche Zeitung)

"A film full of surprises, alternating between striking comedy and serious discourse" (emotion)

"The special twist of the film: that it celebrates unprofessionalism with enormous adeptness" (Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung)

"The directors belonging to the" Cologne Group "show the wailing German film industry what a rake is." (Intro)

"Big cinema with small resources that arouses hope for further low-budget liberation strikes" (specifically)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. The lateral entrants. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed January 31, 2017 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used