Hell is going on in heaven

The title of this article is ambiguous. For the album of the First General Uncertainty see Hell is Going in Heaven (album) .

Movie
Original title	Hell is going on in heaven
Country of production	Federal Republic of Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1984
length	82 minutes
Age rating	FSK 12
Rod
Director	Helmer from Lützelburg
script	Helmer from Lützelburg Andreas Markus Klug
production	Emotion Pictures
music	Andreas Markus Klug
camera	Klaus Eichhammer Horst Knechtel
cut	Illo final rule
occupation
Billie Zöckler : Mimi Schrillmann Barbara Valentin : Erika Schrillmann Cleo Kretschmer : Elke Sommer Dirk Bach : Willi Wunder Ralph Morgenstern : Raffo Dada Stievermann : Beate Stievermann Walter Bockmayer : Marianne Sommer Harry Baer : Oswald "Ossi" summer Ortrud begin : Edeltraud Storch Samy Orfgen : Conny Petra Wagner : Gitte Beate Hasenau : Vanessa Video Elma Karlowa : Hotel receptionist Frau Himmel Johanna König : Ice skating instructor Tamara Kurt Raab : Intendant Veronika von Quast : Avon's aunt Marianne Sägebrecht : Bravo journalist Günter Schütter : News anchor Karl Heinz / Rex Dildo Helmer von Lützelburg: Kurt Kabuffke (without naming)

Hell is going on in heaven (also called Hullygully in Käseburg ) is a German satirical comedy film by Helmer von Lützelburg from 1984 . The film received the special prize of the Max Ophüls Festival in 1986 .

action

Käseburg in 1988. The popular show master Willi Wunder and his team stayed for a live show in the Hotel “Himmel”. His biggest fan is Mimi Schrillmann, who dreams of being his assistant. Her mother Erika, a former figure skater who now ekes out her existence as a toilet woman , wants to turn Mimi into an ice princess instead.

After the fatal fall of Wunder's assistant Beate from the roof of the hotel “Himmel”, caused by manager Raffo, a feverish search for a replacement is made. Mimi's neighbor Frau Sommer wants her daughter Elke to get her way and eliminates all possible competitors. When Elke is absent after an accident, she gives herself a place on the show - if only as a candidate for a quiz game.

Mimi's chances seem to be zero, because she has an additional handicap: Since Willi Wunder beheaded his sister with scissors as a baby, he has been traumatized in relation to girls with “thick braids”. And Mimi has blonde braids, but can ultimately cure her Willi and in the end is actually on stage with him.

background

In Heaven is Hell Loose started in German cinemas on October 31, 1984 and ran for the first time on German television on February 6, 1989.

Reviews

“Together with Markus Klug, who also wrote the music, the director put together a hair-raising kitsch story, which he intoned so shrill and hearty, so fluffy and full of zest for life that if you like such blooming nonsense, you will have a lot of joy. "

- Heiko R. Blum , Rheinische Post

"Thought as a satire on future television, consumer behavior and bourgeois ideas, simple-minded ditties and foolishness are only reminiscent of German hit films of the 50s."

- Lexicon of international film

Web links

• In heaven, all hell breaks loose in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} In heaven all hell is going on in the lexicon of international films .
2. ^ Rheinische Post, 1986.