Joint Venture 1995
Step into the chaotic underbelly of Prague in 1994, where opportunists and schemers collide in Dieter Berner's *Joint Venture (1995)*.
Director: Dieter Berner
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Joint Venture (1995) about?
*Joint Venture (1995)* follows a group of opportunists in 1994 Prague who exploit the city's post-revolution chaos for profit. Through a series of dirty tricks and half-baked schemes, each character believes they're the mastermind—until reality hits. The film blends crime and comedy in a gritty, fast-paced narrative about greed and misplaced trust.
Who directed Joint Venture?
Dieter Berner directed *Joint Venture (1995)*, delivering a darkly comedic take on early 1990s opportunism in Prague.
Who stars in Joint Venture?
The film features Michaela Kuklová, Gregor Bloéb, Nina Franoszek, Jiří Menzel, and Tad Horino as key players in this high-stakes comedy of errors.
Is Joint Venture (1995) worth watching?
*Joint Venture (1995)* is a cult gem for fans of offbeat crime-comedies, offering sharp satire and chaotic energy. While unrated on IMDb, its themes and tone make it a memorable watch for those who enjoy dark humor and underdog stories. The 100-minute runtime keeps the momentum brisk.
How long is Joint Venture?
*Joint Venture (1995)* runs for 100 minutes.
About Joint Venture (1995) — A Rogue Comedy in Prague's Underworld
Step into the chaotic underbelly of Prague in 1994, where opportunists and schemers collide in Dieter Berner's *Joint Venture (1995)*. This sharp-edged crime-comedy thrives in the neon-lit shadows of post-revolution commerce, where abandoned relics hold unexpected value and half-collapsed buildings become bargaining chips. Berner crafts a rogue's gallery of hustlers—each convinced they're outsmarting the next—while the city itself feels like a playground for greed.
Michaela Kuklová and Gregor Bloéb lead a cast of cynical opportunists, their performances dripping with dark humor as they navigate a world where trust is a liability. The film balances scathing satire with chaotic energy, exposing the absurdity of capitalism's early wild days. With a runtime of 100 minutes, *Joint Venture* is a brisk, biting ride through greed, deception, and the fragile illusion of control.