Sinners everywhere

Movie
German title	Sinners everywhere
Original title	Min søsters børn on bryllupsrejse
Country of production	Denmark
original language	Danish , German
Publishing year	1967
length	104 minutes
Age rating	FSK 12
Rod
Director	Annelise Reenberg
script	Annelise Reenberg, Gitte Palsby
production	Poul Bang
music	Sven Gyldmak
camera	Ole Lytken
occupation
Axel Strøbye : Erik Lund Birgit Sadolin : Lisbeth Andersen Karl Stegger : Attorney Andersen Jeanne Darville : Else Berg William Rosenberg : Mr. Berg Sonja Oppenhagen : Rikke Berg Jan Priiskorn-Schmidt : Jan Berg Vibeke Houlberg : Lotte Berg Michael Rosenberg : Michael Berg Pusle Helmuth : Pusle Berg Lars Madsen : Blop Berg Bjørn Puggaard-Müller : Presten Thecla Boesen : Mrs. Edel Andersen Jörgen Kiil : René Ernst Meyer : Harald Gunnar Lemvigh : Dr. Nielsen Jørgen Buckhøj : truck driver Holger Vistisen : truck driver 2 Marius Hansen : Man in the white car Knud Hallest : Consul Jørgensen Ole Ernst : Man at the camper Horst-Werner Loos : host in the first hotel Michel Hildesheim : host in the second hotel Karl Heinz Neumann : host in the third hotel Ludwig Kornherr : host in the fourth hotel Ebba Høeg : nurse Helga Werner-Loos , Jørgen Bidstrup , Gitte Palsby and Alpinia Salzburger

Sinners everywhere (original title Min søsters børn på bryllupsrejse ) is a Danish feature film by the director Annelise Reenberg from 1967. It is the continuation of the film " Small sinners - big sinners " from the year before. As with the previous film, the script was written by the director together with Gitte Palsby . The exterior shots were shot in Rungsted on the Danish island of Zealand and the interior shots in Saga Studios. The film was first released in Denmark on October 13, 1967, and in the Federal Republic of Germany on August 23, 1968.

action

Dr. Lund has made it and leads his Lisbeth to the altar. But during the wedding, his sister went into labor. A fortnight without mother and her good food! This terrible vision drives the sister's five children into the trailer of the young couple with whom they are going on their honeymoon. Only across the border do the children appear radiant and trigger one 'catastrophe' after another. What can happen in, around and with a caravan is demonstrated on film. The Austrian police also severely separated the young couple on the night when they could be alone for the first time. The prison is really not a wedding venue. When the parents finally track down the runaways in Salzburg , they escape again.

criticism

"Moderately entertaining family film, artificially naive and of undemanding comedy."

- Lexicon of international film

“The honeymoon without a 'wedding night' wins through the fresh play of the child actors. Cheerful and pleasant entertainment without ambition. From 14. "

- Protestant film observer

Web links

• Sinners everywhere in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Min søsters børn på bryllupsrejse on dfi.dk, in the Det Danske Film Institute
• Min søsters børn på bryllupsrejse on danskefilm.dk, in the Dansk Film Database

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Protestant film observer . Editor: Evangelischer Presseverband München, Review No. 542/1968, p. 559.
2. ↑ Lexikon des Internationale Films , rororo-Taschenbuch No. 6322 (1988), p. 3661.