Underwhelming Presence
The movie opens with an empty house, cameras pan around from the perspective of what viewers are confused about at first, but turns out to be a spirit living in the home.
Der Durchdreher
The chaotic journalist Maximilian Glanz is working on his big book that will never be finished, answers letters to the editor of a tabloid newspaper and dreams of escaping to an island and leaving everything behind. His marriage is in crisis. And on the day of his divorce, he meets a new woman in a rear-end collision, who has also just been divorced and with whom he plunges headlong into a new relationship.
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The chaotic journalist Maximilian Glanz is working on his big book that will never be finished, answers letters to the editor of a tabloid newspaper and dreams of escaping to an island and leaving everything behind. His marriage is in crisis. And on the day of his divorce, he meets a new woman in a rear-end collision, who has also just been divorced and with whom he plunges headlong into a new relationship.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Helmut Dietl
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:BR
Cast
Helmut Dietl
Director
Towje Kleiner
Maximilian Glanz
Helmut Fischer
Lino
Ilse Neubauer
Henni Finkenzeller
Alexander May
Glorias Vater
Richard Münch
Verleger
Barbara Valentin
Glorias Freundin
Kurt Raab
Mann von Glorias Freundin
Helen Vita
Frau von Hagen
Dieter Augustin
Taxifahrer
Karsten Peters
Redakteur
Anton Diffring
Glorias erster Mann
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