Now or never - time is money
Now or never - time is money is a German crime comedy by Lars Büchel . The film opened in German cinemas on December 14, 2000.
action
For eight years, the dissimilar friends Lilli, Carla and Meta, all over seventy, paid into their skat kitty . Now they finally want to fulfill a lifelong dream with the savings: a luxury cruise together. When they want to deposit the savings at the bank, the bank is robbed. So the three elderly women decide to take drastic measures to get their money back. You are running out of time, because Carla has terminal cancer. They are also planning a bank robbery in order to still be able to fulfill their dream of a luxury cruise together. A first attempt fails, a second takes her to prison, where Carla dies.
reception
Reviews
“Screenwriter and director Lars Büchel gives the class actresses Gudrun Okras, Elisabeth Scherer and Christel Peters space to unfold with well-cooked evil dialogues. All have fun with this delicious old-comedy with melancholy overtones, "judged Kino.de . “Despite all the warm-hearted joke, it could prove difficult to lure the not very young target group into the cinema. Still helping the charming "Trio infernal" to succeed is a challenge for marketing strategists. "
success
With more than 480,000 visitors in Germany alone, the production ranks ahead of Marlene , Enlightenment Guaranteed and Die Unberührbare in 13th place among the most successful German films of the cinema year 2000. Gudrun Okras and her colleagues Elisabeth Scherer and Christel Peters received the Serious Award for their performance in film. 2001 Lubitsch Prize .
Web links
- Now or Never - Time is money in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Release certificate for now or never - time is money . Voluntary self-regulation of the film industry , November 2008 (PDF; test number: 86 476 DVD).
- ↑ criticism . Kino.de . Retrieved September 2, 2011.
- ↑ film hit list: Years List (German) 2000 . In: Filmförderungsanstalt . FFA.de. Retrieved September 2, 2011.
- ↑ Ernst Lubitsch Prize for “Summer in front of the balcony” . Schwaebische.de. January 30, 2006. Retrieved September 2, 2011.