Zur Sache, Schätzchen (1968)

Regisseur:

May Spils

Drehbuchautoren:

Werner Enke (writer)
May Spils (writer)

Premierendatum:

4. Januar 1968 (Bundesrepublik Deutschland)

Genre:

Komödie

Plot:

A free-wheeling comedy, Zur Sache Schaetzchen chronicles a day in the life of Martin, a witty yet lazy songwriter who'd rather not get out of bed...

Plot Keywords:

Police Precinct | Elevator | Prank | Police | Munich Germany

Filmpreise:

3 wins

Nutzerkommentare:

Tedious Pseudo-Avantgarde

Besetzung

Werner Enke	...	Martin
Uschi Glas	...	Barbara
Henry van Lyck	...	Henry
Helmut Brasch	...	Block
Inge Marschall	...	Anita
Rainer Basedow	...	Polizist
Martin Lüttge	...	Liftbewohner
Joachim Schneider	...	Polizist 2
Fritz Schuster	...	Bettler
Johannes Buzalski	...	Spanner
Horst Pasderski	...	Filmproduzent
Ursula Bode
Edith Volkmann	...	Hausmeisterin
übrige Besetzung in alphabetischer Reihenfolge:
Li Bonk
Erwin Dietzel	...	Zoo-Wärter
Barbara Schütz
Günter Strigel
Peter Tambosi

Alternativ:

Go for It, Baby

Länge:

Germany:80 Min

Produktionsland:

Bundesrepublik Deutschland

Sprache:

Deutsch

Farbe:

Schwarzweiss

Tonverfahren:

Mono

Altersfreigabe:

West Germany:16

Drehorte:

Munich, Bavaria, Germany

Firma:

Peter Schamoni Film

Dies und das:

Director May Spils and male lead Werner Enke wrote and made this movie as a couple. And although Enke's semi-autobiographical role displays him as insouciant, flippant, variable and erratic, the two have stayed together ever since.

Pannen:

Abfolgefehler: When Martin escapes from the police for the first time, he exhales smoke although he is not holding a cigarette.

Bezüge zu anderen Titeln:

Gefolgt von Nicht fummeln, Liebling (1970)

Tedious Pseudo-Avantgarde

I had heard so much about this production that I decided to purchase it at a local charity auction. Now, after over five months, I finally got to watch it. Alas, I have to conclude: Bullshit! Don't expect the slightest trace of any sort of coherent dramaturgy, let alone interesting characters. All you get to see is a bunch of pseudo-provoking, self-congratulatory youngsters stumbling through this tedious flick while posing as unbelievable, wannabe-frivolous good-for-nothings. In case you're attracted to "Gib Gas, ich will Spass" featuring German pop star Nena, go ahead and give it a try. Otherwise, hit your favorite bar and meet your friends over a beer.