Heinzi Boesel and Kurt Fellner are two Austrian health inspectors forced to work together, traveling through Austria. Over time a beautiful friendship evolves between the odd couple who ...
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Title: India (1993)
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| Josef Hader | ... | Heinzi Bösel | |
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Alfred Dorfer | ... | Kurt Fellner |
| Maria Hofstätter | ... | Kirchnerwirtin | |
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Roger Murbach | ... | Kirchbergwirt |
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Ursula Rojek | ... | Kellnerin |
| Karl Markovics | ... | Kirchingerwirt | |
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Linde Prelog | ... | Obkircherwirtin |
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Karl Künstler | ... | Mönichkirchnerwirt |
| Wolfgang Böck | ... | Primar | |
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Proschat Madani | ... | Krankenschwester |
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Rupert Henning | ... | Junger Arzt |
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Christian Weinberger | ... | Portier |
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Ranjeet Singh | ... | Inder |
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Heinzi Boesel and Kurt Fellner are two Austrian health inspectors forced to work together, traveling through Austria. Over time a beautiful friendship evolves between the odd couple who couldn't stand each other initially; a friendship that even overcomes the boundaries of great tragedy. Written by Zeno Trapp
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Kurt Fellner: Thanks, I'm OK with my barium sulphate.
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Heinzi Bösel: [At the hospital] Do you want some orange juice?Kurt Fellner: Thanks, I'm OK with my barium sulphate.
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A gem of simplicity and beauty. Maybe Austrian cultural experience brings more -- but first and foremost this is a HUMAN film, and an absolutely inspiring one at that. It's enjoyable to watch, but it really takes until the very end and then some sinking in after that to look back and become aware of the profound messages that it brings.
For some reason reviews need to be 10 lines of text now, despite all the previous excellent and helpful ones for this film being less. So we write some extra stuff here in hopes that that the kind moderator can remove them in interests of not clogging up the fine, pithy reviews for a fine, pithy film with a lot of unnecessary and burdening words.. :-)