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Frontalwatte 2016

★ 3.45 votes81 min📅 2016-07-14

Frontalwatte (2016) is a poignant exploration of identity and purpose in a seemingly pointless world. Director Jakob Lass masterfully crafts a narrative that meanders through the lives of Franz, Adrian, and Anastasia as they search for meaning in their mundane routines.

Director: Jakob Lass

Cast

Franz Rogowski
Franz Rogowski
Franz
Gabi Herz
Gabi Herz
Ursula
Paula Schramm
Paula Schramm
Anastasia
Simon Finkas
Adrian
Charlotte Albrecht
Claudia Schulz
Hanno Bachus
Musiklehrer
Florian Felder
Makler Devon
Harald Geil
Rainer Drängler
Katja Gerz
Tatjana
Tom Lass
Tom Lass
Danny

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Frontalwatte (2016) about?

Frontalwatte (2016) is a poignant exploration of identity and purpose in a seemingly pointless world.

Who directed Frontalwatte?

Frontalwatte was directed by Jakob Lass, a talented filmmaker known for his character-driven narratives.

Who stars in Frontalwatte?

The film features a talented cast, including Franz Rogowski, Gabi Herz, and Paula Schramm.

Is Frontalwatte (2016) worth watching?

While Frontalwatte (2016) may not have a high IMDb rating, its unique blend of humor and pathos makes it a worthwhile watch for fans of character-driven storytelling.

How long is Frontalwatte?

Frontalwatte has a runtime of 81 minutes.

About Frontalwatte (2016) — A poignant exploration of identity and purpose

Frontalwatte (2016) is a poignant exploration of identity and purpose in a seemingly pointless world. Director Jakob Lass masterfully crafts a narrative that meanders through the lives of Franz, Adrian, and Anastasia as they search for meaning in their mundane routines. From apartment viewings to poetry slams, these characters struggle to find their place in society, often resulting in humorous and thought-provoking moments. With a talented cast, including Franz Rogowski and Gabi Herz, this comedy-drama delves into the human experience with a mix of wit and vulnerability.

As we witness the characters' futile attempts to discover their true selves, we're reminded that sometimes the search for identity can be just as important as the destination. With its unique blend of humor and pathos, Frontalwatte (2016) is a must-watch for fans of character-driven storytelling and those who appreciate a good laugh. So, join Franz and his friends on their journey of self-discovery and see what they learn about themselves and the world around them.