Der Junge muss an die frische Luft

2018
1h 40min

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Julius Weckauf in Der Junge muss an die frische Luft (2018)

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Historia de uno de los comediantes contemporáneos más queridos de Alemania.Historia de uno de los comediantes contemporáneos más queridos de Alemania.Historia de uno de los comediantes contemporáneos más queridos de Alemania.

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- 11 premios ganados y 6 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
If Hape Kerkeling actually had been cast as Dicki Hoppenstedt in Loriot 6 (1978) (his application to Vicco von Bülow is mentioned in the film), he would have played alongside Rudolf Kowalski, the actor who plays his grandfather in this film.

Errores
The scene where Hans Peter is watching Television is set in the early 1970s. The Disco (1971)-episode he is watching is from the 27.11.1978, as Ilja Richter was announcing Baccara with "The Devil Sent You to Loredo". Hape Kerkeling was already 13 years old back then.

Créditos curiosos
The family can be heard talking thought the first half of the closing credits

Conexiones
Features ZDF Hitparade (1969)

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10/10

Fantastic Cinema

I admit it, I hate German cinema. Either the plot revolves around some marketing persons in their swanky villas or nobles in their castles. German cinema strives to be far removed from reality. This film is such a beautiful and also sad exception to this rule. It is so funny and sad at the same time. Fantastic actors down to the smallest role, especially little Hape (Julius Weckauf). I am really happy that there is also a German film worth seeing. A great work.