Die Heartbreakers (1983)Director:Peter F. BringmannWriter:Matthias Seelig |
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Die Heartbreakers (1983)Director:Peter F. BringmannWriter:Matthias Seelig |
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Sascha Disselkamp | ... |
Freitag
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Maria Ketikidou | ... |
Lisa
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Michael Klein | ... |
Pico
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Uwe Bohm | ... |
Schmittchen
(as Uwe Enkelmann)
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Mark Eichenseher | ... |
Hörnchen
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Rolf Zacher | ... |
Lisas Vater
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Esther Gemsch | ... |
Sieglinde
(as Esther Christinat)
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Harmut Isselhorst | ... |
Guido Fischer
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Werner Eichhorn |
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Werner Hansch |
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Niels Hansen |
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Frank Holtmann |
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Udo Kerber |
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Christiane Lentz |
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Klaus Lochthove |
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I don't really get the reviews. What's amateurish about the film? Peter Bringmann is hardly an amateur but a highly competent and professional TV director. The Heartbreakers is a very entertaining coming of age story, very charmingly told with a very good screenplay and scenes you remember years after watching it. It's good to see a director crediting working class people with creativity and dignity- long before The Commitments. Most of all, the film is a very lovingly put together period piece in which every detail is just right. Normally I'm not a fan of films set in this area of Germany as I don't quite like romanticising an essentially ugly part of the country but there is no false nostalgia here. It's rough, it's dirty, it's ugly- it's real.