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Hartmut Schoen (writer)
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18 September 2003 (Germany)
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(Credited cast) | Florian Lukas | ... | Ricki |
 | Marie Zielcke | ... | Jenny |
 | Ivan Shvedoff | ... | Mitja |
| Axel Prahl | ... | Vater |
| Maike Bollow | ... | Mia |
 | George Lenz | ... | Karl |
| Veronika Nowag-Jones | ||
| Sven Pippig |
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Germany:90 min
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"Zuckerbrot" has David Bowie (off-screen), Marie Zielcke (on-screen) and post-cold war Berlin (all around). What else do you need? True, it's all a little pretentious, from the fake eighties feel of picturesquely run-down sets to Ricki's clumsy passport scam, from Jenny's lesbian prison love affair to her coy romance with Eastern European idiot-savant Mitja (Ivan Shvedoff). But who cares? It's all worth it for a truly climactic scene that has Jenny showing off in a revealing ruffled two-piece outfit aptly named "Hawaiian Sunrise". Sure works for me. Guest appearance by Henry Hübchen as a small-time schemer overplaying his hand. Stay for the surprise ending.