Zwei Tänzer für Isolde

Name: Zwei Tänzer für Isolde
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2017-03-10
Duration: 1 h 29 min
Rating: 5.5
Cast: Maria Bachmann, Kerstin De Ahna, Sonia Diaz

TV Movie
20172017
1h 29m

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5.5/10

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Herbert Knaup, Andrea L'Arronge, and Uwe Ochsenknecht in Zwei Tänzer für Isolde (2017)

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An unusual act of friendship brings the burnt-out artist Hans Rückert together with the pedantic early retiree Joachim Schiller. The old rivals should pull together to help their "ex" Isolde... Read allAn unusual act of friendship brings the burnt-out artist Hans Rückert together with the pedantic early retiree Joachim Schiller. The old rivals should pull together to help their "ex" Isolde. After years of radio silence, she asks the two gentlemen to temporarily run their dance ... Read allAn unusual act of friendship brings the burnt-out artist Hans Rückert together with the pedantic early retiree Joachim Schiller. The old rivals should pull together to help their "ex" Isolde. After years of radio silence, she asks the two gentlemen to temporarily run their dance school in order to be able to recover from a broken leg. What Hans and Joachim initially d... Read all

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5.5/10

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Director
- Thomas Kronthaler
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- Stephanie Kronthaler
- Thomas Kronthaler
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8/10

Entertaining Formula Comedy-Drama

Isolde operates a dance studio, but when she needs some time off due to a serious injury, she enlists 2 "ex's" to temporarily keep the business running until she has recovered. The 60-something men, although eagerly responding to the emergency, are not so fond of one another, since both had a history with Isolde. They're off to a bumpy start, but soon learn to respect and rely on each other to add to the dance studio's steady customers. Add a few more younger characters, and the recipe for an entertaining comedy-drama is perfect.

This isn't any award-winning film, yet it has much contemporary "Good-Old-Germany" charm. Covering issues like inter-generational communication, acceptance and teenage angst add to the flavor. The very happy ending is well worth the time spent watching.

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