Bei mir liegen Sie richtig 1990
In the quirky East German comedy *Bei mir liegen Sie richtig* (1990), directed by Ulrich Stark, night watchman Willi Kritz juggles two unconventional jobs—keeping the Berlin Clinic's pathological institute secure and preparing the deceased for burial.
Director: Ulrich Stark
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bei mir liegen Sie richtig (1990) about?
This comedy-drama follows Willi Kritz, a night watchman and corpse washer who supplements his income by smuggling pathological specimens from East to West Berlin. His scheme involves disguising the exhibits as merchandise in his Berlin Bear costume business, leading to a series of darkly humorous encounters.
Who directed Bei mir liegen Sie richtig?
Ulrich Stark directed this offbeat East German comedy.
Who stars in Bei mir liegen Sie richtig?
The film features Dieter Hallervorden, Rosel Zech, Ezard Haußmann, and Dieter Pfaff in its core cast.
Is Bei mir liegen Sie richtig (1990) worth watching?
While not rated on IMDb, its unique premise and darkly comedic tone make it a cult curiosity for fans of East German cinema and offbeat humor. The film's blend of absurdity and social commentary offers a distinctive, if niche, viewing experience.
How long is Bei mir liegen Sie richtig?
The film runs for 84 minutes.
About Bei mir liegen Sie richtig (1990) — East German Comedy with a Corpse-Washing Twist
In the quirky East German comedy *Bei mir liegen Sie richtig* (1990), directed by Ulrich Stark, night watchman Willi Kritz juggles two unconventional jobs—keeping the Berlin Clinic's pathological institute secure and preparing the deceased for burial. But when a third, far more lucrative gig comes his way, he seizes the opportunity with delightful audacity.
Willi's moonlighting scheme involves smuggling eerie anatomical specimens across the divided city, hidden inside the iconic Berlin Bear costumes he peddles as souvenirs. His mysterious West Berlin client, Frundsberg, always greets him in a Yankee sleigh, turning this black-market enterprise into a surreal dance between absurdity and opportunity. With its dark humor and biting satire, the film blends the grim with the grin-inducing, capturing the chaotic spirit of post-Wall Germany through a lens of offbeat charm.