Comedian 2000
In *Comedian (2000)*, Markus Imboden's offbeat Swiss comedy follows Roni Beck, a man whose relentless obsession with becoming a stand-up comedian clashes with his reality—living in his mother's cramped apartment within a retirement home, still convin...
Director: Markus Imboden
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Comedian (2000) about?
*Comedian (2000)* is a Swiss comedy about Roni Beck, a struggling aspiring comedian who lives in his mother's apartment inside a retirement home. When the home's director discovers his talent, he risks everything to launch Roni's career, leading to a series of chaotic and heartfelt misadventures.
Who directed Comedian?
Comedian was directed by Markus Imboden, known for his work in Swiss cinema and television.
Who stars in Comedian?
The film stars Beat Schlatter, Patrick Frey, Walo Lüönd, Pinkas Braun, and Fritz Lichtenhahn in key roles.
Is Comedian (2000) worth watching?
Comedian (2000) is a niche but charming comedy that offers a mix of humor and heart. Its unique premise and offbeat charm make it worth a watch for fans of off-the-wall European comedies, though it may fly under the radar for mainstream audiences.
How long is Comedian?
Comedian (2000) has a runtime of 90 minutes.
About Comedian (2000) — When a Retirement Home Hides a Comedian's Big Dream
In *Comedian (2000)*, Markus Imboden's offbeat Swiss comedy follows Roni Beck, a man whose relentless obsession with becoming a stand-up comedian clashes with his reality—living in his mother's cramped apartment within a retirement home, still convinced his big break is just around the corner. When Serge Grätzer, the home's director, stumbles upon Roni's hidden talent, he takes a leap of faith by siphoning funds to launch the aspiring comic's career. The film brims with quirky humor and heartfelt moments, exploring themes of persistence, delusion, and the blurred line between dreams and foolishness.
As Roni's ambitions collide with Serge's questionable methods, the story spirals into a darkly comic tale of ambition gone awry. The retro setting of the old people's home and the eccentric cast add layers of warmth and absurdity, making *Comedian (2000)* a uniquely charming exploration of chasing fame in all the wrong places.