Schartl

Movie
Original title	Schartl
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1994
length	90 minutes
Rod
Director	Sigi Zimmer Various
script	Sigi Zimmer Various
production	Pastoral letter film production
music	Sigi Zimmimedia, Miki Malör, Gerhard Reitinger
camera	Josef Rödl
cut	Fritz Baumann Sigi Zimmigart
occupation
Sigi Zimmigart : Herr Schartl, security officer, Fonse, Johnson, Fresser, Führer, hat seller Miki Malör : Mrs. Wimmer I, little nun Ivo Vrzal-Wiegand : District home nurse Dr. Korbinian Sackl, Picek, widow fucker, dandy, old town bumpster, old cardinal Barbara Dorsch : Mrs. Schartl, drummer, anti-social Therese Affolter : Frau Wimmer II, Sister Superior, Madame Clerie Dorothea Gädeke : Andreas Giebel : customs officer, drinker, salesman, reservist, businessman Günter Grünwald : customs officer, drinker, salesman, reservist, businessman Norbert Entfellner : Dietmar Malich : Michael Wüst :

Schartl is a film from 1994 by Sigi Zimmigart .

action

Framework story

The Lower Bavarian farmer Schartl, so called because of his harelip, shows his bloodthirsty, confused and evil film about the dreams, power relations and living conditions of Lower Bavaria to a Munich television editor.

Intermediate acts

A windy television presenter kills his rebellious talk show guests with the flail he had previously raised on the subject.

A Bavarian civil servant can no longer find his house and sleeps with the neighbor, because the row houses are much too similar internally.

A little hatter indulges in his Hitler-like fantasies of omnipotence.

An intimidated nun is sent from the monastery to the city to bring the word of God to the world, and ends up in a brothel that makes Christian belief a fetish.

criticism

While epd film sees “approaches to overcoming the weaknesses of the German cabaret film ” , the lexicon of the international film writes “With its unreflective malice, the film repels more than it illuminates real conditions. - We advise against it. "

Web links

• Schartl in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• review

Individual evidence

1. ^ Georg Seeßlen : Schartl . In: Evangelischer Pressedienst: Film , December 1994
2. ↑ Schartl in the Lexicon of International Films , accessed on October 6, 2009.