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Chill Out

Country: Germany, Language: German, 91 mins

  • Director: Andreas Struck
  • Writer: Andreas Struck
  • Producer: David Heredia; Sabine Pfeiffer

CGiii Comment

Run-of-the-mill TV movie about a selfish bisexual - well, that's as original as every other movie about selfish bisexuals - they really do get short shrift.

This has the minimum of dialogue and virtually no action which makes for a particularly dreary experience - why was it made?


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The(ir) Blurb...

In post-Cold War Berlin, a lonely security guard meets an pretty insurance clerk and they begin an affair that relieves their mundane lives while the reunification of Germany changes their surroundings at a frantic pace. But when a wandering thief and sometime hustler enters their lives, it sets off a complicated love triangle that becomes increasingly volatile.

Cast & Characters

Tatjana Blacher as Anna;
Sebastian Blomberg as Johann;
Werner Heinrichmuller as Mann am Stadtplan;
Gerhard Hoffmann;
Thordis Konig;
Tomas Luamba;
Horst Markgraf as Tankstellenwart;
Horst-Gunter Marx as Lorenz;
Jarreth J. Merz as Schuhverkaufer;
Barnaby Metschurat as Max;
Daniel Ris; Hanna Sibilski;
Andreas Stadler as Simon;
Armin Stein;
Vera von Wolffersdorff