Credited cast: | |||
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Jannek Petri | ... | Pit |
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Knut Berger | ... | Carsten |
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Karina Plachetka | ... | Judith |
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Lilia Lehner | ... | Anke |
Brigitte Hobmeier | ... | Käthe | |
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Sebastian Songin | ... | Micky |
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Sebastian Reiß | ... | Till |
Patrick Güldenberg | ... | Andreas | |
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Lars Löllmann | ... | Roland |
Holger Handtke | ... | Supervisor | |
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Franziska Helmig | ... | Kassiererin |
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Patrick Gorra | ... | Jens' Freund |
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Johannes Oliver Hamm | ... | Käthes erster Mann |
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Christoph Mory | ... | Käthes zweiter Mann |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Oliver Bokern | ... | Florian |
A group of school friends meet real life in Germany after school is over. From failed love affairs to unpaid bills, growing up means learning that life is not as you imagined it.
This movie is not really the German version of 'L'Auberge Espagnole' - 'Wir' is much darker and shows the other side of life after school. Whereas 'L'Auberge Espagnole' is a lovely comedy, 'Wir' is a drama. The characters are as interesting as in L'Auberge and definetely more complex. This is a movie about feeling aimless, somehow lost and very unsure what to do in the future. The soundtrack is excellent (2Raumwohnung...) and the acting is very good. There is no real plot, there are lots of different stories and sub-narratives which form a more or less chaotic and realistic image of Berlin's students and their problems with finding a meaning of life.