Was weg is, is weg (2012)

Three brothers are finding her way home after a disastrous accident of her uncle in their childhood.

Director:

Christian Lerch

Writers:

Christian Lerch (screenplay), Jess Jochimsen (novel)

Stars:

Florian Brückner, Mathias Kellner, Maximilian Brückner

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Florian Brückner	...	Lukas Baumgarten
Mathias Kellner	...	Paul Baumgarten
Maximilian Brückner	...	Hansi Baumgarten
Johanna Bittenbinder	...	Erika Baumgarten
Heinz Josef Braun	...	Johann Baumgarten
Nina Proll	...	Gini Much
Jürgen Tonkel	...	Franz Much
Siegfried Terpoorten	...	Pater Ben
Marie Leuenberger	...	Luisa
Hans Schuler	...	Onkel Sepp (as Johann Schuler)
Philipp Franck	...	Lukas als Kind
Johannes Untereichmeier	...	Paul als Kind
Peter Dehnert	...	Hansi als Kind
Korbinian Tyroller	...	Martin der jetzt sein Eis isst
Norbert Mahler	...	Herr Eich der Gerichtsvollzieher

Storyline

Three Bavarian brothers are exploring together with their uncle his new invention, a generator. Lukas is pushing the start button by command of his uncle, who is struck by electric current and lapses into a coma. The years have passed by and the three brothers have grown up. They could not be more different from each other. The oldest called Hansi is an insurance broker, who fools his clients. Lukas is an environmental activist, who wants to go on a ship with Greenpeace. Paul, the last brother, is dumb and a little bit mentally retarded. A good friend of Hansi, called Franz and owner of a typical Bavarian pub, has to give it up due to high debts. Hansi tells him that it is possible to get money from the insurance, when he accidentally loses his fingers, a hand, or even the whole lower arm. In fact the arm is cut off by a rotating saw. But not on purpose. The drama takes its course, while the dog of Franz steals the arm and runs away. From now the chase on the arm is opened and the ...

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Plot Keywords:

repetition in title | bavarian dialect | statement in title | claim in title

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Genres:

Comedy | Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site [de]

Country:

Germany

Language:

German

Release Date:

22 March 2012 (Germany)

Also Known As:

Fronleichnam

Filming Locations:

Kraiburg am Inn, Bavaria, Germany

Company Credits

Production Co:

Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR), Deutschfilm

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"Swing France"
Performed by G. Rag y los Hermanos Patchekos

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