Pura Vida Ibiza 2004
"Die Mutter aller Partys! (The mother of all parties!)"
Pura Vida Ibiza (2004) is a raucous German comedy that follows three high-school grads—Ben, Felix, and Nick—as they escape their post-exam humiliation by jet-setting to Ibiza with dreams of nonstop partying.
Director: Gernot Roll
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pura Vida Ibiza (2004) about?
Three high-school graduates trade their diplomas for jobs in Ibiza's vacation-club scene, expecting endless parties but finding endless work instead. Their dream of Mediterranean freedom turns into a comedy of errors under the watch of their relentless boss, Anna.
Who directed Pura Vida Ibiza?
Pura Vida Ibiza was directed by Gernot Roll, known for his work in German film and television.
Who stars in Pura Vida Ibiza?
The film features Tom Wlaschiha, Kristian Kiehling, and Michael Krabbe as the three lead graduates, alongside Julia Dietze, Katja Flint, and Horst Krause.
Is Pura Vida Ibiza (2004) worth watching?
While it doesn't have an IMDb rating, Pura Vida Ibiza offers lighthearted, youthful humor with a relatable premise. Comedy fans looking for a breezy 80-minute escape might find its mix of slapstick and heart just their speed.
How long is Pura Vida Ibiza?
Pura Vida Ibiza runs for 83 minutes.
About Pura Vida Ibiza (2004) — Comedy of Youthful Misadventure on Ibiza's Shores
Pura Vida Ibiza (2004) is a raucous German comedy that follows three high-school grads—Ben, Felix, and Nick—as they escape their post-exam humiliation by jet-setting to Ibiza with dreams of nonstop partying. What starts as a fantasy of sun-soaked beaches and wild nights quickly turns into a reality check when the trio lands jobs as vacation-club hosts, only to be bossed around mercilessly by their tyrannical supervisor Anna. Far from the paradise they imagined, their days become a blur of endless chores, awkward encounters, and unexpected lessons in friendship and resilience.
Directed by the seasoned filmmaker Gernot Roll, this German comedy delivers a mix of youthful chaos and Mediterranean sunshine, blending slapstick humor with a surprisingly heartfelt core. With its breezy runtime and charismatic young cast, Pura Vida Ibiza (2004) captures the euphoria of youthful misadventures while poking fun at the gap between expectations and reality.