For God's sake - mission impossible

Movie
Original title	For God's sake - mission impossible
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	2012
length	92 minutes
Age rating	FSK 0
Rod
Director	Ulrich König
script	Michael Baier
music	Ludwig Eckmann , ; Nikolaus Glowna , ; Wolfram de Marco
camera	Ludwig Franz
cut	Biljana Grafwallner-Brezovska
occupation
	Janina Hartwig : Sister Hanna; Fritz Wepper : Wolfgang Wöller; Jutta Speidel : Sister Lotte; Gaby Dohm : Louise von Beilheim; Horst Sachtleben : Bishop Rossbauer; Calvin Burke : Mayor Motavatu; Tyron Ricketts : Dr. Mabenga; Nicole Ernst : Kirsten Mabenga; Emanuela von Frankenberg : Sister Agnes; Karin Gregorek : Sister Felicitas; Julia Heinze : Novice Maria; Denise M'Baye : Novice Lela; Andrea Wildner : Marianne Laban; Wolfgang Müller : Hermann Huber; Lars Weström : Anton Meier; Andrea Sihler : Sister Hildegard; Andreas Wimberger : Frank Treptow; Julia von Juni : waitress Erika;

For heaven's sake - Mission impossible is a German television film by Ulrich König and, after Christmas in Kaltenthal and Christmas under palm trees, the third Christmas special in the television series Um Himmels Willen . The first broadcast took place on December 20, 2012 in the first . The film was shot in Namibia in the vicinity of Rundu and Windhoek .

action

Wolfgang Wöller, Lord Mayor of the Lower Bavarian city of Kaltenthal and part-time car dealer, has sold a large part of his old used cars to Nigeria and has made financial advance payments for this purpose. It quickly turns out that he fell for fraudsters. Since Wöller has used the community treasury for financing, a political scandal threatens. To prevent this, he quickly travels to Nigeria with Sister Hanna, the head of the local monastery . The nun would like to meet the doctor Dr. Find Mabenga, who has traveled to Nigeria with their daughter after an argument with his wife. In Nigeria, Sister Hanna and Wöller visit Sister Lotte, Hanna's predecessor as director of the Kaltenthal Monastery, who runs a mission station there and who received 50,000 euros from Germany to build a school. Wöller quickly succeeds in gaining the respect of the tribal leader there, who is similarly sly like him and who cheated Sister Lotte out of the donations for the school. So Lotte got the idea that Wöller should get her money back and that she wanted to work for Wöller and the return of used cars in the Ministry of the Interior. Meanwhile, Sister Lotte is looking for Dr. Mabenga and tries to soothe his anger towards his wife, ultimately punishing his child, who would need his mother and who could do nothing for their quarrel.

In Kaltenthal the meanwhile crashes Superior Baroness Louise von Beilheim when decorating a Christmas tree and breaks her ankle on. As a result, she has to cancel the Christmas reception she has planned and therefore wants to spend Christmas Eve in Kaltenthal Monastery. When Hanna was informed of this, she was shocked and had to do everything to get back to Kaltenthal in time, because the baroness didn't know anything about her trip to Africa.

With Woeller's diplomatic skills, he actually succeeds in getting Lotte's money back. However, he initially wants to get away with it on his own, but this fails due to the resolute intervention of Sister Lotte, who takes the money from him again. Due to Sister Hanna's "arranged" early departure, however, Wöller's problem has not been resolved, and so he is very reluctant to return to Munich. To Hanna's delight, however, Dr. Mabenga on board, whose little daughter was able to change his mind in the end, to come back to Germany with him, where he is reconciled with his wife. Sister Hanna arrives in Kaltenthal just in time, so that the Mother Superior does not find out about her unauthorized trip, and Mayor Wöller is informed by his secretary, Ms. Laban, that she had not transferred the money to the municipal treasury because it was not properly used and she did that could not have been responsible. Wöller takes a load off his heart and when he learns that Sister Lotte has managed to sell the used cars in Nigeria elsewhere, he faints with joy.

Others

The episode was supposed to be filmed in Namibia at the beginning of 2011, while the assistant director was killed by a tame leopard while preparing for the shooting . As a result, filming was initially canceled and continued in early 2012.

criticism

"Kaltenthaler on a humorous mission"

- TV movie

"For heaven's sake: Mission impossible" delivers [...] a nice entertaining [entertainment] that kindles a little pre-Christmas mood. This is an absolute must for the millions of fans of the series. But the film can also be recommended to those who do not watch regularly to warm the heart. "

- Oddsmeter.de

Web links

Individual evidence

↑ Clearance Certificate for For Heaven's Sake Mission Impossible . Voluntary self-regulation of the film industry , April 2013 (PDF; test number: 138 085 V).
↑ "For heaven's sake": Leopard kills employee of ARD series. In: focus.de. March 16, 2011, accessed December 25, 2013 .
↑ TV feature film - For heaven's sake - Mission impossible ( Memento from October 6, 2014 in the Internet Archive )
↑ The Critics: "For Heaven's Sake: Mission Impossible"

[FSK-1] Clearance Certificate for For Heaven's Sake Mission Impossible . Voluntary self-regulation of the film industry , April 2013 (PDF; test number: 138 085 V).

[2] "For heaven's sake": Leopard kills employee of ARD series. In: focus.de. March 16, 2011, accessed December 25, 2013 .

[3] TV feature film - For heaven's sake - Mission impossible ( Memento from October 6, 2014 in the Internet Archive )

[4] The Critics: "For Heaven's Sake: Mission Impossible"