Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Carla Juri | ... | Helen Memel | |
Christoph Letkowski | ... | Robin | |
Marlen Kruse | ... | Corinna | |
Meret Becker | ... | Helens Mutter | |
Axel Milberg | ... | Helens Vater | |
Peri Baumeister | ... | Schwester Valerie | |
Edgar Selge | ... | Dr. Notz | |
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Clara Wunsch | ... | Helen, 8 Jahre |
Ludger Bökelmann | ... | Toni | |
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Bernardo Arias Porras | ... | Michael |
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Selam Tadese | ... | Kanell |
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Pia Röver | ... | Neue Freundin |
Harry Baer | ... | Neuer Freund | |
Merlin Rose | ... | Pommesbuden Junge | |
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Florian Rummel | ... | Drummer |
The eccentric 18 year-old Helen narrates the story of her life, including stories about her preferred sexual practices that involve vegetables, her attitude towards hygiene, drugs, her best friend Corinna and her challenging childhood. The frame story takes place in a hospital where she is treated because of an anal fissure. During her stay she plans to reunite her divorced parents and falls in love with the male nurse Robin. Written by danipiek
This is probably the most raunchy picture I've seen all year. Maybe ever. It disgusted me more than, say, The Human Centipede II. No kidding. It might be 'cause I'm gay and have no affinity whatsoever with the female body, its smells, its peculiarities and its specific organic functions. If you think you've seen it all, then I suggest you watch this movie. An atmosphere that'll amuse the punk in every one of us, but nauseate our affinity with common decency. We not only get to hear a lot about intuitively nasty stuff (feces, sperm, urine, sweat, vaginal discharge, snot, anal blood,...), we also see a lot of it. Yes. See. This movie is very visceral. Some might say too visceral. I'm inclined to say the same. On the other hand, I'm just too fascinated with the (sick) way David Wnendt dares to confront us with what we all know and have. Stuff that we usually accept as extremely private and even embarrassing is brought to the center of the stage. While doing this, the movie tells the story of a girl in puberty and her desperate need for attention since her parents don't give her any. This movie transcends its mere shock value to an authentic subversive work that will claim a cult status rather sooner than later. Add some sleazy garage music from Thee Headcoatees, Joan Jett and Peaches and you've got yourself a movie like nothing you've ever seen before!