Credited cast: | |||
Nora Tschirner | ... | Emmi | |
Alexander Fehling | ... | Leo | |
Ulrich Thomsen | ... | Bernhard | |
Ella Rumpf | ... | Adrienne | |
Claudia Eisinger | ... | Marlene | |
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Katharina Gieron | ... | Fiona |
Eleonore Weisgerber | ... | Vera | |
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Yoran Leicher | ... | Jonas |
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Moritz Führmann | ... | Paul |
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Gina Henkel | ... | Simone |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Dominik Bäcker | ... | Student |
Piet Fuchs | ... | Dr. Koch | |
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Anke Fuenfstueck | ... | Pregnant Woman |
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Kirsten Galani | ... | Karen |
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Martin Horn | ... | Prof. Ragosch |
An incorrect letter and Emma Rothner's e-mail inadvertently ends up with Leo Leike, a linguist, instead of the intended recipient. Leo answers. An exchange takes its course, which becomes funny and more and more personal. Because they do not know each other, so they do not have to fear loss of face, they trust in each other intimate things. Emma and Leo make a digital friendship and want to leave it at that. But at some point there are butterflies in the bellies and every "pling" in the mailbox shames them up. Maybe they should meet after all? On the other hand, Emma is married to Bernhard and Leo is still hanging on his ex-girlfriend Marlene.
Good work from Vanessa Jopp to adapt the novel into a film, left me impressed by what I saw. In some places, the story tends to the mundane, but nevertheless aligns itself thanks to the sensual dialogues of the main characters and their fantasies. In principle, we can contate, that we have before us another modern love story, the origins of which follow from the world wide web.