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Alle nicht ganz dicht
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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Plot Summary
A group of eccentric individuals embark on a chaotic road trip through Germany in search of a legendary, mythical spa. Their journey is filled with absurd situations, quirky encounters, and the constant struggle to understand each other, leading to a hilarious exploration of the absurdities of life.
Critical Reception
As a recent release, "Alle nicht ganz dicht" has garnered attention for its unpretentious humor and a cast of beloved German comedic actors. While some critics praise its lighthearted approach and nostalgic feel, others find the plot somewhat thin and the gags occasionally repetitive. Audience reactions generally lean positive, appreciating the escapism and the familiar comedic talents.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its lighthearted and often silly humor.
Appreciated for the performances of its well-known German comedic cast.
Some found the plot lacking depth and the comedic beats predictable.
Google audience: Audience feedback is generally positive, with viewers enjoying the film's comedic elements and the performances. Many found it to be a fun, easy-watching experience.
Fun Fact
The film's title, "Alle nicht ganz dicht," translates loosely to "Everyone's not quite right" or "Everyone's a bit crazy," setting the tone for the quirky characters and situations.
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