| Frank Ripploh | ... | Frank Ripploh | |
| Bernd Broaderup | ... | Bernd | |
| Orpha Termin | |||
| Peter Fahrni | ... | Gas station attendant | |
| Dieter Godde | |||
| Klaus Schnee | |||
| Bernd Kroger | |||
| Markus Voigtlander | |||
| Irmgard Lademacher | |||
| Gregor Becker | |||
| Marguerite Dupont | |||
| Eberhard Freudenthal | |||
| Beate Springer | |||
| Millie Büttner | |||
| Gitta Lederer | |||
| Hans Gerd Mertens | |||
| Ulla Topf | |||
| Franco Papadu | |||
| Tabea Blumenschein | |||
| Magdalena Montezuma | ... | Nurse | |
| Juergen Moeller | |||
| Valeska Gerstenberg | |||
| Brigitte Knigge | |||
| Hans Kellner | ... | Taxifahrer | |
| Ric Schachtebeck | |||
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Thomas Born | ... | Police Officer | |
| Liberace | ... | Himself (archive footage) (uncredited) | |
| Jürgen Thormann | ... | Voice on TV (voice) (uncredited) | |
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| Frank Ripploh | |||
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| Frank Ripploh | .... | producer | |
| Horst Schier | .... | producer | |
| Laurens Straub | .... | producer | |
Original Music by | |||
| Hans Wittstatt | |||
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| Horst Schier | |||
Film Editing by | |||
| Gela-Marina Runne | |||
| Matthias von Gunten | |||
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This is really a movie about what gay life was like in 1980 Berlin---but it was not so different in the US-- other than we would never have been able to film it in such graphic detail. While explicit the tone of the movie is innocent and humorous.
I watched the movie when it first came out in 1981--it was shockingly explicit then and the version I watched at the Blue Mouse (arty movie theater) in Salt Lake City was cut. Even now I found myself looking away from the screen at a couple of the more explicit scenes.
Life was living to go out to bars to cruise to get drunk every night--it was fun...glad I did it at that age. This movie helps relive it... It was the fun innocent days before HIV.
However now at late middle age, I look at it as mostly empty nonsense--thinking it had more meaning than it did. This would be true of any youthful drama I think.
Side completely with Bernd when all is said and done. Frank Ripploh types usually end up alone. The zoomy nutty promiscuous glamor of gay life is paper thin--but it was fun!
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