In post-Cold War Berlin, a lonely security guard meets an pretty insurance clerk and they begin an affair that relieves their mundane lives while the reunification of Germany changes their ...
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Title: Chill Out (TV Movie 2000)
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Tatjana Blacher | ... | Anna |
| Sebastian Blomberg | ... | Johann | |
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Werner Heinrichmöller | ... | Mann am Stadtplan |
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Gerhard Hoffmann | ||
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Thordis König | ||
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Tomas Luamba | ||
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Horst Markgraf | ... | Tankstellenwart |
| Horst-Günter Marx | ... | Lorenz (as Horst Günther Marx) | |
| Jarreth J. Merz | ... | Schuhverkäufer (as Jarreth Merz) | |
| Barnaby Metschurat | ... | Max | |
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Daniel Ris | ||
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Hanna Sibilski | ||
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Andreas Stadler | ... | Simon |
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Armin Stein | ||
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Vera von Wolffersdorff | ||
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In post-Cold War Berlin, a lonely security guard meets an pretty insurance clerk and they begin an affair that relieves their mundane lives while the reunification of Germany changes their surroundings at a frantic pace. But when a wandering thief and sometime hustler enters their lives, it sets off a complicated love triangle that becomes increasingly volatile. Written by Anonymous
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8 September 2000 (Canada) See more »Also Known As:
Chill Out - É Hora de Relaxar See more »Company Credits
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I saw this film at Image & Nation, the Montreal Gay Film festival. I really liked it. I thought there was some clumsiness with the style at the beginning and the rhythm was a bit off. But the more the film goes, the more it becomes confident. It doesn't underestimate the intelligence of the spectator and has really nice ellipses. Some shots of the city becomes nice metaphor, especially the shot of the empty pool and the shot of the sky, after a sex scene. I really liked it and it deserves way more than the grade it received in this site.