One Day in Europe (2005)Director:Hannes StöhrWriter:Hannes Stöhr |
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One Day in Europe (2005)Director:Hannes StöhrWriter:Hannes Stöhr |
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| Megan Gay | ... |
Kate (Episode Moskau)
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Luidmila Tsvetkova | ... |
Elena (Episode Moskau)
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Andrey Sokolov | ... |
Andrej (Episode Moskau)
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Oleg Assadulin | ... |
Asian officer (Episode Moskau)
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| Vita Saval | ... |
Female officer (Episode Moskau)
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Nikolai Svechnikov | ... | |
| Luis Tosar | ... | ||
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Boris Arquier | ... |
Claude (Episode Berlin)
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| Florian Lukas | ... |
Rokko (Episode Istanbul)
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Erdal Yildiz | ... |
Celal (Episode Istanbul)
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Nuray Sahin | ... | |
| Ahmet Mümtaz Taylan | ... | ||
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Péter Scherer | ... |
Gabor
(as Peter Scherer)
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Miguel de Lira | ... |
Sargento Barreira (Episode Santiago de Compestela)
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Mónica García | ... |
Agente Ana (Episode Santiago de Compostela)
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I watched the movie in Istanbul Film Festival with the presence of the director Hannes Stöhr - I was sitting just three rows up from where Mr. Stöhr sat. Anyway, I liked the movie's sense of internationality, its funny but balanced approach towards national differences, its respect to the nationalistic views and its notion of Europe not being a continent just constituted by EU-countries.
The humor of the movie is built upon international differences and similarities. It bears some bias on nations but it doesn't emphasize them, it just plays with them to create humor. At the end, I liked the movie and I liked Mr. Stöhr after listening to his conference about his movie. Not an important movie after all, but helps enjoying being European with a cute humor.