100 Things (2018)

Best friends Toni and Paul decide to relinquish all of their belongings for 100 days, whereby they receive one of their items back on each day. During this challenge the two realize, that ... See full summary »

Director:

Florian David Fitz

Writer:

Florian David Fitz

Stars:

Florian David Fitz, Matthias Schweighöfer, Miriam Stein

1 win & 1 nomination.

Cast

Cast overview:
Florian David Fitz	...	Paul Konaske
Matthias Schweighöfer	...	Anton Katz
Miriam Stein	...	Lucy
Hannelore Elsner	...	Renate Konaske
Wolfgang Stumph	...	Wolfgang Konsaske
Katharina Thalbach	...	Oma Konaske
Johannes Allmayer	...	Ronne
Sarah Victoria Frick	...	Betty
Max Bretschneider	...	Maike
Maria Furtwängler	...	Antonietta Kärcher
Artjom Gilz	...	David Zuckerman
Daniel Flieger	...	Herr Becht
Milo Eisenblätter	...	Willi
Nora Boeckler	...	Willi's Mother

Storyline

Best friends Toni and Paul decide to relinquish all of their belongings for 100 days, whereby they receive one of their items back on each day. During this challenge the two realize, that the only thing they cannot be without is their friendship. A story about contemporary materialism and the quest for the truely important things in life.

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Plot Keywords:

reference to hertha bsc | male nudity | male rear nudity | naked in public | public nudity | 

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

Germany

Language:

German English Finnish

Release Date:

6 December 2018 (Germany)

Also Known As:

100 Things

Company Credits

Production Co:

Erfttal Film, Pantaleon Films, Warner Bros.

Technical Specs

Runtime:

111 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Connections

References Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977)

User Reviews

Entertaining

For me as a foreigner to understand the dialogues 100% was not possible, however, I enjoyed the film from the first moment until the last. F. D. Fitz is a good director - he has proved that in his previous films already. The plot touches topics that concern us all - consumerism, always wanting more, not appreciating one another etc., therefore, I think everyone who gets a chance should see this film's perspective.