Schröder's wonderful world

Movie
Original title	Schröder's wonderful world
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	2006
length	114 minutes
Rod
Director	Michael Schorr
script	Michael Schorr
production	Jens Körner
music	Bernd Begemann
camera	Tanja Trentmann
cut	Tina Hillmann
occupation
Peter Schneider : Frank Schröder Karl-Fred Müller : Theo Schröder Gitta Schweighöfer : Anne Schröder Clemens Deindl : Helmut Schröder Eva-Maria Hagen : Grandma Henriette Gerhard Olschewski : Uncle Wigbert Michaela Behal : Maria Jürgen Prochnow : John Gregory Bernd Begemann : Musician Stanisław Jaskulka : Jerzy Krukowski Stanisława Celińska : Hanna Krukowska Dieter Monday : junkyard Karl Harald Warmbrunn : Karl Wollnik

Schroeder's Wonderful World is a feature film by Michael Schorr from the year 2006 . The satire tells the story of Frank Schröder, who wants to build the tropical paradise "Lagoon Magic" in his home town in the Saxon border triangle with Poland and the Czech Republic. For this he would like to win over the Russian-American investor John Gregory ( Jürgen Prochnow ). Similar to Teutschenthal in Schultze gets the blues , the film shows a portrait of the economic decline in this region around Zittau . The amusement park Tropical Islands in Brandenburg, which was built in an airship hangar after the bankruptcy of Cargolifter AG , served as one of the sets of the film.

Reviews

"Funny and snappy satire against the background of German reunification and the economic promises for the new countries that have only paid off for a few investors and businessmen."

- Lexicon of international film

Web links

• Schroeder's Wonderful World in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Internet site for the film

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Schröder's wonderful world. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 12, 2017 .