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2024
Directed by Lars Jessen
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What happens when “old” and “new work” collide? Barbara Lucke was the grand dame of the works council at Sander Versandhaus for decades. Now, after 30 years, she is unexpectedly voted out of office, loses her leave of absence and has to return to her old job as a former clerk shortly before retirement - in the department of her son Bastian, of all places, who as an up-and-coming department head wants and needs to impress with modern leadership.
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Ulrike Kriener Tim Oliver Schultz Sevda Polat Irene Rindje Oliver Wnuk Klara Lange Ulrich Bähnk Michael Prelle Sebastian Jakob Doppelbauer Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen Mad Jazz Morales Niclas G. Icewood Lilay Huser Johannes Stolt Farina Flebbe
Director Director
Lars Jessen
Producers Producers
Lars Jessen Cecile Heisler-Zigulla Maren Knieling
Writer Writer
Andreas Altenburg
Casting Casting
Marion Haack
Editor Editor
Nikolai Hartmann
Cinematography Cinematography
Peter Drittenpreis
Assistant Director Asst. Director
Anais Poppe
Lighting Lighting
Jens Mackeldey
Additional Photography Add. Photography
Frederik Tegethoff
Production Design Production Design
Pouya Mirzaei
Composer Composer
Anna Katharina Bauer
Sound Sound
Joern Martens Andreas Henke
Costume Design Costume Design
Anette Schröder
Makeup Makeup
Jeanette Kellermann Alexandra Lebedynski
Studio
Florida Film
Country
Germany
Language
German
Genres
TV Movie Comedy
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04 Jul 2024
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Germany
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26 Sep 2024
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04 Jul 2024
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26 Sep 2024
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MoreReview by TeeCup ★★
Naja, man muss ja die Miete zahlen.
Alle nicht ganz dicht versucht, die heutige Arbeitswelt aus den Augen einer "Mitarbeiterin mit Lebenserfahrung" komödiantisch zu verarbeiten, findet aber nicht wirklich seinen Schwerpunkt.
Der Cast ist solide, Tim Oliver Schultz und Ulrike Kriener in Mutter-Sohn Beziehung machen ihre Arbeit, aber mehr auch nicht.
Und "Meine Mutter"-Witze, wirklich?
Review by CineStreamCast ★★
"Alle nicht ganz dicht" (2024), directed by Lars Jessen, is a German TV comedy that ambitiously intertwines satire and heartfelt moments but often falls short. The story follows Barbara Lucke, a seasoned works council veteran, played by Ulrike Kriener, who is unceremoniously ousted from her role just before retirement. Thrust back into the job market, Barbara finds herself in a modern, corporate environment that starkly contrasts with her traditional values.
The film attempts to explore the generational clash within the workplace, using Barbara’s journey to highlight the absurdities of contemporary corporate culture. Despite a promising premise, the script struggles with coherence. The humor, although occasionally sharp, frequently feels forced, and the satire lacks the incisive edge necessary to leave a…
