A young couple gets into a relationship crisis because of their differing outlooks on life.
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Title: Tut mir leid wegen gestern (1997)
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1 win & 1 nomination.
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| Oliver Korittke | ... | Lenny | |
| Katja Studt | ... | Julia | |
| Florian Lukas | ... | Harri | |
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René Hofschneider | ... | Bernd |
| Mariella Ahrens | ... | Marlene | |
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Gunda Ebert | ... | Jana |
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| Daniel Krauss | |||
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Wolfgang Kühne | ||
| Steffen Münster | |||
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Heidemarie Rohwedder | ... | (as Heidemarie Rohweder) |
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Fritz Peter Schmidle | ||
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Gisela Straehle | ||
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José van der Schoot | ... | (as Josefa van der Schoot) |
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Giselle Vesco | ||
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A young couple gets into a relationship crisis because of their differing outlooks on life.
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This is an 85 minutes extended talk about love and marriage between protagonists and some others, while all the time the viewer just wants to scream: "Please make a decision and get it over with!"
The story has been told X times before, and this film does not offer any new variation on the theme. By using a camera style that mostly involves hand held camera, Anna Justice tries to give some strength to the story, but to no avail; on the contrary: because the story is so-so, this camera style is only irritating and seems out of place.
The soundtrack is yet another example of the (in general) terrible film music of the German films of the 90's; is there no law against it? The acting is okay, but nothing special.