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Sugar Orange

Country: Germany, Language: German, 86 mins

  • Director: Andreas Struck
  • Writer: Andreas Struck
  • Producer: Jost Hering

CGiii Comment

There was the potential for an explosively good story here...unfortunately, the director decided to present it with all the flare of a damp squib.

Every scene is either convoluted or protracted...to the point of sheer and utter apathy.

As for the characters...well, let's just say, you wouldn't be inviting Leo round for dinner.

Watching paint dry is akin to melodrama compared to this...as for the ending...obviously, the director got bored with his own project and just gave up...

Yes, there is a reason why no-one has heard of this film...it's a terminal bore.


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The(ir) Blurb...

A young love in the shadow of an old friendship, that was not meant to be love.

Cast & Characters

Sabine Timoteo as Lena;
Lucas Gregorowicz as Leo;
Hyun Wanner as Orange;
Kai Michael Muller as Sugar;
Bruno Cathomas as Frank;
Barnaby Metschurat as Basketballspieler;
Christopher Hintz as Basketballspieler;
Niklas Kammertons as Basketballspieler;
Robert Kruger as Basketballspieler;
Tobias Steidle as Basketballspieler;
Dirk Wen as Basketballspieler;
Tillmann Feistl as Basketballspieler;
Cyrill Schausten-Matusch as Dieb;
Ines Bartholomaus as Leos Mutter;
Shoka Arora as Backersohn