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Plot

A Berlin-set drama centered on a 40-something couple who, separately, fall in love with the same man.

Release Year: 2010

Rating: 6.7/10 (1,571 voted)

Critic's Score: 55/100

Director:
Tom Tykwer

Stars: Sophie Rois, Sebastian Schipper, Devid Striesow

Storyline
A Berlin-set drama centered on a 40-something couple who, separately, fall in love with the same man.

Cast:

Sophie Rois

Hanna


Sebastian Schipper

Simon


Devid Striesow

Adam


Annedore Kleist

Lotte


Angela Winkler

Hildegard


Alexander Hörbe

Dirk


Winnie Böwe

Petra


Hans-Uwe Bauer

Dr. Wissmer


Peter Benedict

Boninger


Georgette Dee

Schauspielerin im Theaterstück


Michael Dorn

Trauungsbeamter


Cedric Eich

Sven


Christopher Karl Hemeyer

Dr. Hubert Zimmer

(as Karl Hemeyer)


Hans Hohlbein

Taxifahrer


Senta Dorothea Kirschner

Katrin

Taglines:
Imagine the possibilities.



Details

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Release Date: 23 December 2010

Filming Locations: Berlin, Germany

Opening Weekend: $9,821
(USA)
(18 September 2011)
(4 Screens)

Gross: $59,774
(USA)
(18 December 2011)



Technical Specs

Runtime:

Goofs:

Continuity:
During the break of the play, Adam joins Hanna outside. He brings 2 bottles of mineral water, hands one to Hanna and both take a sip while talking. Both bottles are already half-empty, presumably due to previous takes.



User Review

Sexual Utopia

Rating: 9/10


An extremely playful and sensitive, a very funny and very political
movie. The story of a couple falling in love with the same man serves
as a surface to discuss fundamental themes of our time: the biological
and the ethical side of human life, the determinist way we still see
our sexuality and gender, the ways in which we define our selves in a
time with shifting foundations, the chance of love in a society with
almost no boundaries. The extraordinary performance of the three main
characters meet a style of directing that is not afraid of
unconventional ideas, like for example a metaphorical dance scene in a
white space by Sasha Walz in the beginning or a short scene of a
sundown with funny music, which seams completely out of context, but is
instantly commented with a laughter in the audience. But aside from
being entertaining and intelligent, it also invokes a kind of sexual
utopia: it encourages us, to see our sexuality, our love, our gender
and ourselves in a more tolerant, open and free way.

This is, without a doubt, the best German movie i have seen in years.