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Kleine Fische 2009

★ 3.33 votes88 min📅 2009-03-20

In *Kleine Fische (2009)*, Marco Antoniazzi crafts a heartfelt comedy-drama that dives deep into family squabbles and unexpected romance. The story kicks off when a beloved fish shop owner suddenly passes away, sparking a battle over the inheritance.

Director: Marco Antoniazzi

Cast

Michael Steinocher
Michael Steinocher
Martin Tesarek
Volker Schmidt
Kurt Tesarek
Brigitte Kren
Brigitte Kren
Mother Tesarek
Sabrina Reiter
Sabrina Reiter
Karin
Peter Strauss
Peter Strauss
Father Tesarek (as Peter Strauß)
Agnes Riegl
Maria
Karl Fischer
Karl Fischer
Franz
Elfriede Irrall
Elfriede Irrall
Miss Septisch
Michael Schusser
Christof
Erich Richard Finsches
Uncle Karl

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Kleine Fische (2009) about?

*Kleine Fische (2009)* follows a family torn apart by a fish shop inheritance after their father's sudden death. The youngest son fights to keep the struggling store running, while his brother and mother push to sell it for a more lucrative opportunity in Hamburg. A blossoming romance with a student adds unexpected twists to the family feud.

Who directed Kleine Fische?

Marco Antoniazzi directed *Kleine Fische* (2009), bringing a fresh perspective to this family-centric comedy-drama.

Who stars in Kleine Fische?

The film stars Michael Steinocher, Volker Schmidt, Brigitte Kren, Sabrina Reiter, and Peter Strauss in pivotal roles.

Is Kleine Fische (2009) worth watching?

*Kleine Fische (2009)* is a charming, low-stakes drama that shines in its character-driven storytelling. Fans of lighthearted comedies with emotional depth or slice-of-life narratives will likely enjoy this understated gem. While not a blockbuster, its relatable themes and warm performances make it a worthwhile watch.

How long is Kleine Fische?

*Kleine Fische* (2009) runs for 88 minutes.

About Kleine Fische (2009) — Family Drama, Comedy, and Romance Under One Roof

In *Kleine Fische (2009)*, Marco Antoniazzi crafts a heartfelt comedy-drama that dives deep into family squabbles and unexpected romance. The story kicks off when a beloved fish shop owner suddenly passes away, sparking a battle over the inheritance. The youngest son, determined to keep the struggling store alive, finds himself at odds with his ambitious brother and mother, who dream of selling the shop to fund a multimedia venture in Hamburg. As tensions rise, a chance encounter with a charming student turns the youngest son's life upside down, blending humor with poignant reflections on love, loss, and loyalty.

Set against the backdrop of a quaint local business, the film balances lighthearted moments with emotional depth, exploring themes of tradition versus progress. With a talented ensemble cast led by Michael Steinocher and Volker Schmidt, *Kleine Fische (2009)* delivers a charming, slice-of-life story that feels both personal and universally relatable.