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Title: Slidin' - Alles bunt und wunderbar (1998)
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| Georg Friedrich | ... | Mike | |
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Elke Gschwindl | ||
| Tom Hanslmaier | ... | Joe | |
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Maria Kastner | ... | Petra |
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Erich Knoth | ... | Pepi |
| Arno Krimmer | ... | Dancer | |
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Eva Mayer | ... | Michi |
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Eva Meyer | ... | Michi |
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Martin Music | ||
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Martina Poel | ... | Billie |
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Nina Proll | ||
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Martin Schoendeling | ... | Heli |
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Sandra Maria Schöner | ... | Manu |
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Cornelia Stastny | ... | Nicole |
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Country:
AustriaLanguage:
GermanRelease Date:
23 October 1998 (Austria) See more »Also Known As:
Minden klassz, mindennel meg vagyok elégedve See more »Company Credits
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This is not a picture you would expect from Austria; no waltzes and schmalz here. The idea of 3 episodes portraying different people about 15 to 18 years is a nice one and the transition from one episode to the other is cleverly done. However the 3 episodes vary in quality, from good to rather bad.
The first episode, concentrating on the relationship between two girl-friends, is the best: well conceived and acted. The last episode does not try to escape any cliche, while the second episode probably tells more about the writer/director than about young people.
I saw this at The International Filmfestival in Rotterdam (the Netherlands). Audiences appreciated this picture as below average.