A young Berlin couple travel to a friend's place for the celebration of Silvester and New Year's Eve. During that period, we witness today's juvenile sub-culture, especially the ways of ...
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Title: Silvester Countdown (1997)
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2 wins & 1 nomination.
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| Rolf Peter Kahl | ... | Romeo | |
| Marie Zielcke | ... | Julia | |
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Robert Viktor Minich | ... | Franz |
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Juliane Werner | ... | Jessy |
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Wolfgang Wimmer | ... | Manager |
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Harry Hass | ... | Kassierer |
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George Nickels | ... | Taxifahrer |
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Miklos Küniger | ... | Taxifahrer |
| Christoph Schlingensief | ... | Pole | |
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Susanne Claus | ... | Polin |
| Laura Tonke | ... | Käthe | |
| Doreen Jacobi | ... | Anja L. | |
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A young Berlin couple travel to a friend's place for the celebration of Silvester and New Year's Eve. During that period, we witness today's juvenile sub-culture, especially the ways of keeping a partnership - or breaking it up in between. Written by Julian Reischl <julianreischl@mac.com>
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male full frontal nudity | male rear nudity | male nudity | male pubic hair | pubic hair |Taglines:
kompromisslos! voyeuristisch! zärtlich-brutal! funny!Genres:
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12 March 1998 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
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This is an overlong student film, obviously conceived by a middle-class German male in his 20s, probably hailing from a small- to medium-sized provincial city. The film just reeks of that sensibility, which anyone who has been to Germany (or Mallorca, or Ibiza) in the past ten years will catch whiff of within the opening three minutes. Limp attempts to shock with sex, dialogue, and drugs, get old very fast in this one. The best thing in it is the female lead, who manages to maintain a commendable degree of freshness and believeability long after we've stopped caring about her counterpart, or anything else in this immature effort.