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Bungalow

World Cinema

Crime/Violence · Love/Romance · Family

  • CountryGermany
  • Production Year2002
  • Running Time84min
  • Format35mm
Program Note
Paul can’t seem to escape the dreariness of small-town life, and his decision to do military service, motivated only by a desire to spite his left-wing family, only makes his situation worse. One day he goes AWOL. On arriving home, Paul is surprised to discover his older brother Max and girlfriend Lene are there for a cozy few days together. The trio gets along famously until they realize that Paul has deserted. On a whim, Lene starts to muck about with Max’s younger brother, kissing and cuddling him - with the result that Paul falls instantly in love with Lene. His attempts to win her are in vain, however, and Max throws him out of the house. Determined to see Lene, Paul returns. Suddenly the military police arrive and Paul escapes with Lene. Lene’s anger about being ‘abducted’ soon gives way to pity when she realizes that Paul is in fact at the end of his tether.
Director
Director
Ulrich KÖHLER
Ulrich Köhler was born in 1969 in Marburg, Germany and lived in Zaire (now Democratic Republic of Congo) with his family from 1974 to 1979. His first feature film [Bungalow](2002) won the German Critics Award for Best First Feature in 2003. [Sleeping Sickness] won the Best Director award at this year’s Berlin.
Credit
  • Director
    Ulrich KÖHLER
  • ProducerPeter Stockhaus
    Tobias Buchner
  • CastLennie Burmeister
    Trine Dyrholm
    David Striesow
    Nicole Glaser
  • ScreenplayUlrich Kohler
    Henrike Goetz
  • CinematographyPatrick Orth
  • Production DesignSilke Fischer
  • EditorGergana Voigt
  • SoundJohannes Grehl
  • Production CompanyPeter Stcokhaus Filmproduktion GmbH
    info@peterstockhausfilm.de
  • World SalesMdc Int. GmbH
    info@mdc-int.de
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