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Hopfensommer 2011

★ 4.05 votes📅 2011-07-10

In *Hopfensommer (2011)*, Christian Wagner crafts a heartfelt rural drama set against the backdrop of Bavaria's golden hop fields. The story follows Josef, a farmer struggling to recover from a serious heart attack, leaving the harvest in jeopardy.

Director: Christian Wagner

Cast

Elmar Wepper
Elmar Wepper
Josef Singhammer
Gaby Dohm
Gaby Dohm
Franziska Singhammer
Fritz Karl
Fritz Karl
Karl Singhammer
Sigi Zimmerschied
Sigi Zimmerschied
Vinzenz Huber
Anna Schudt
Anna Schudt
Leni
Christina Hecke
Christina Hecke
Sophie Kreilinger
Toni Osmani
Toni Osmani
Yuri
Mona-Leen Schuller
Marie Kreilinger
Simon Zagermann
Simon Zagermann
Rüdiger Kreilinger
Sebastian Weber
Sebastian Weber
Randy

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Hopfensommer (2011) about?

*Hopfensommer* follows Josef, a farmer recovering from a heart attack, as he faces a critical dilemma: who will bring in the harvest? His wife calls upon their estranged son, Karl, whose return stirs up old conflicts with his father while also reigniting a lost connection.

Who directed Hopfensommer?

Christian Wagner directed *Hopfensommer*, bringing a blend of traditional storytelling and contemporary drama to this rural tale.

Who stars in Hopfensommer?

The film features a stellar cast including Elmar Wepper, Gaby Dohm, Fritz Karl, Anna Schudt, and Christina Hecke.

Is Hopfensommer (2011) worth watching?

*Hopfensommer* is a compelling drama with strong performances and a relatable family-driven plot. While it leans into familiar *Heimatfilm* elements, its emotional core and regional charm make it a satisfying watch for fans of character-driven stories.

How long is Hopfensommer?

Runtime details are not listed.

About Hopfensommer (2011) — A Bavarian Harvest Drama of Family, Love, and Redemption

In *Hopfensommer (2011)*, Christian Wagner crafts a heartfelt rural drama set against the backdrop of Bavaria's golden hop fields. The story follows Josef, a farmer struggling to recover from a serious heart attack, leaving the harvest in jeopardy. Desperate for help, his wife turns to their estranged son, Karl, who reluctantly returns to the family farm—only to reignite old conflicts with his father. Amidst the tension of missed chances and unresolved emotions, Karl also finds himself swept up in a blossoming romance.

Wagner's direction infuses the film with the warmth of a modern *Heimatfilm*, blending familiar tropes with genuine emotional depth. The chemistry between Elmar Wepper and Fritz Karl drives the narrative, grounding the story in relatable family dynamics. Shot in Bavaria's picturesque countryside, *Hopfensommer* captures the beauty and struggles of rural life, making it both a visually stunning and thematically rich experience.