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Bungalow (2002)A German soldier goes AWOL and returns home to more problems than he left. Director:Ulrich Köhler |
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Lennie Burmeister | ... |
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Stefan
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Dunja
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Frank
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Lehrer
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Michael Abendroth | ... |
Zigarettenmann
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Frederic Neurath | ... |
Arne
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Helke Sander | ... |
Paar am Bahnhof
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Paar am Bahnhof
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Walter Zimmermann | ... |
Wirt
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Dirk Jansen | ... |
LKW-Fahrer
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A German soldier goes AWOL and returns home to more problems than he left.
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german soldier | older woman younger man relationship | cigarette smoking | deserter | swimming pool |Genres:
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6 February 2003 (Germany) See more »Company Credits
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Bungalow definetely is one of the best German films I've ever seen, maybe even the best. But it is also a love-or-hate movie. I loved it for personal reasons and if you can't identify with one of the characters, you'll probably ask yourself what the director intended to show the audience or you'll simply find 'Bungalow' boring. For me, it wasn't. It felt like a longer version of Marcus Weiler's short 'Always crashing in the same car', a German version of Larry Clark's study of aimlessness and loneliless in 'Ken Park' or even a German version of Richard Kelly's masterpiece 'Donnie Darko' reduced to that feeling of being somehow lost, without a direction to follow that seems right.
The acting is brilliant and the (non-)dialogues are brilliant. If you are German and born in the 80s, maybe you'll love this movie. I was impressed. 10 out of 10.