Auch Lügen will gelernt sein 2010
In *Auch Lügen will gelernt sein (2010)*, director Michael Wenning crafts a sharp German comedy that dives into the chaos of midlife crises and unforeseen consequences.
Director: Michael Wenning
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Auch Lügen will gelernt sein* (2010) about?
*Auch Lügen will gelernt sein* follows Horst Michalke, a man drowning in stress from work, family, and marriage, who accidentally hits a stranger with his car. To avoid trouble, he brings the unconscious man home—only for the stranger to wake up claiming no memory. What unfolds is a hilarious yet heartfelt struggle as Horst's lie spirals into a farcical houseguest scenario that tests his family's patience and his own sanity.
Who directed *Auch Lügen will gelernt sein*?
The film was directed by Michael Wenning, known for his work in German comedy and drama, who infuses the story with a mix of absurdity and emotional depth.
Who stars in *Auch Lügen will gelernt sein*?
The film stars Tim Seyfi as Horst Michalke, with standout performances from Sophie Schütt, Lotte Flack, Adnan Maral, and René Steinke, each bringing their characters to life with humor and nuance.
Is *Auch Lügen will gelernt sein* (2010) worth watching?
If you enjoy clever, fast-paced comedies with relatable themes and strong performances, *Auch Lügen will gelernt sein* is absolutely worth your time. While it doesn't have a widely known IMDb rating to judge by, its blend of humor, family dynamics, and unexpected twists makes it a delightful watch for fans of German comedy.
How long is *Auch Lügen will gelernt sein*?
Runtime details are not listed for *Auch Lügen will gelernt sein*.
About Auch Lügen will gelernt sein (2010) — A Comedy of Lies, Chaos, and Unexpected Guests
In *Auch Lügen will gelernt sein (2010)*, director Michael Wenning crafts a sharp German comedy that dives into the chaos of midlife crises and unforeseen consequences. Horst Michalke, played with endearing desperation by Tim Seyfi, faces a perfect storm: a high-pressure job teetering on the edge, a chaotic household with noisy kids, and a strained marriage to wife Marion. Desperate for escape, Horst's night of drinking spirals into disaster when he accidentally hits a man with his car. Rather than face the aftermath, he makes a reckless decision—bringing the unconscious stranger home. What follows is a surreal yet hilarious scenario as the stranger, claiming total memory loss, embeds himself into Horst's family life, turning a crisis into a farcical experiment in honesty, trust, and the lies we tell to survive.
The film balances frantic humor with moments of genuine warmth, exploring themes of responsibility, redemption, and the absurdity of life's curveballs. Wenning's direction keeps the tone light yet engaging, while the cast—led by Seyfi alongside Sophie Schütt and Lotte Flack—deliver performances that make Horst's predicament both relatable and riotously funny. *Auch Lügen will gelernt sein* isn't just a comedy; it's a clever commentary on the lengths we go to avoid the truth, wrapped in a story that's as unpredictable as it is entertaining.