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Bauernfrühstück - der Film (2011)

90 min · Comedy, Crime

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Directors

Michael Söth

Cast

Eva Habermann, John Barron, Stefan Hossfeld, Luzie Buck, Fabian Harloff, Silva Gonzales, Ansgar Hüttenmüller, Tetje Mierendorf, Mathias Engel, Dirk Bach

A car washer who takes a wrong turn discovers a forgotten village where he hopes to build a new life, but its mayor sees him as a threat.

The story

Klaus Engelhardt is a dreamer and a good-for-nothing who works as a car washer. After taking a wrong turn in his boss’s luxury car, he finds himself in a village that has been forgotten since the Second World War. Believing he has found the place where he can make his dreams come true, Klaus instead encounters envy and meanness. He finds affection in Martha Pansegrau, but she is the sister of Hartmut Pansegrau, the village mayor and judge. Hartmut regards Klaus as a threat to the community and tries to get rid of him, setting up a clash between the newcomer’s hopes and the village’s resistance.

Full plot (contains spoilers)

Klaus Engelhardt is a dreamer and a good-for-nothing. When the car washer takes a wrong turn in his boss’s luxury car, he suddenly finds himself in a village that has been forgotten since the Second World War. At last, he believes he has found the place where he can make his dreams come true. Instead, however, he is met with envy and meanness. The only thing he can count on is the affection of Martha Pansegrau. But she is the sister of Hartmut Pansegrau, the village mayor and judge. He, in particular, sees Klaus as a threat to the village community and tries to get rid of him. But Klaus manages to convince the villagers that he wants to be one of them. The film was shot, among other places, at the open-air museum in Molfsee, near Kiel, the state capital of Schleswig-Holstein.

Genres

Comedy, Crime

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