Exklusiv (1999)

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Director:

Florian Froschmayer

Writers:

Florian Froschmayer, Tobias Kunz

Stars:

Martin Rapold, Daniel Bill, Stefan Gubser

1 nomination.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Martin Rapold	...	Mike Bärtschi
Daniel Bill	...	Bernhard Kauter
Stefan Gubser	...	Alfred Micholwsky
Judith Wyprächtiger	...	Lisa Vogel
Barbara Azzi	...	Corinne Wahl
Brigitte Beyeler	...	Mrs. Micholwsky
Sabrina Steinmetz	...	Tina Kauter
Isabella Schmid	...	Sonja Orf
Beat Schlatter	...	Schmidheini
Beat Gärtner	...	Esch
Quirin Keeris	...	Man at funeral
Jürgen Brügger	...	Foglio
Alexander Seibt	...	Schoch
Lea Hadorn	...	Petra
Stefan Kollmuss	...	Bruno

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

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Genres:

Action | Crime

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Details

Official Sites:

official site

Country:

Switzerland

Language:

Swiss German

Release Date:

14 October 1999 (Switzerland)

Filming Locations:

Zürich, Kanton Zürich, Switzerland

Box Office

Budget:

CHF 880,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

ArcanusFilm,FLO-Film,Paparazzi Pictures

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

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Featured in Making of 'Exklusiv' (1998)

User Reviews

I didn't get it

Well I was looking forward to seeing this movie after all the hype. But then they forgot to switch the Dolby Digital button for the first twenty minutes and I almost couldn't hear what they were talking about. It's a pity because there is hardly ever a movie made in Dolby Digital in Switzerland.

A part from that I was surprised how well done the film is made technically. It really looks and sounds good. I extremely liked some of the the one liners like Thurheer's Curling Joke and the one that some "Sendegefässe quer hineinkommen" at TV. But I didn't get the motive of the killer or even who that woman was. Am I the only one who is so stupid or does the film really never explain. Maybe Froschmaier will read this line and can help me out. An other one at the minus side is that you don't care much about Bertschy. His private problems with the VJ are too less shown. And of course is single life hard but why did Froschmayer had to show it so boringly long (coffee and cigarettes in the mornings). The title sequence is also too long. Lots of people at the showing I attended began laughing. But the movie as a whole is good start and I'm looking forward to the next one these guys are going to make.