Geister: All Inclusive 2011
Hotel manager Michael Hagen (Kai Schumann) finally carves out time for his long-awaited honeymoon with wife Rebecca (Florentine Lahme), but the getaway takes an unexpected turn when his boss secretly assigns him to rescue a failing luxury resort in Mallorca.
Director: Axel Sand
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Geister: All Inclusive (2011) about?
This German comedy follows hotel manager Michael Hagen who sneaks away for a romantic honeymoon with his wife, only to be secretly tasked with saving a failing resort in Mallorca. As he hides his real mission, his cover leads to escalating chaos and hilarious secrets.
Who directed Geister: All Inclusive?
Axel Sand directed this 2011 comedy, blending lighthearted farce with Mediterranean escapism.
Who stars in Geister: All Inclusive?
The film features Kai Schumann as Michael Hagen, alongside Erdoğan Atalay, Annette Frier, Tom Beck, and Florentine Lahme.
Is Geister: All Inclusive (2011) worth watching?
For fans of light comedy with relatable themes, Geister: All Inclusive offers breezy entertainment with solid performances and a playful premise. Its blend of humor and heart makes it a solid pick for a feel-good movie night.
How long is Geister: All Inclusive?
The movie runs 90 minutes.
About Geister: All Inclusive (2011) — When a honeymoon turns into a hotel rescue mission
Hotel manager Michael Hagen (Kai Schumann) finally carves out time for his long-awaited honeymoon with wife Rebecca (Florentine Lahme), but the getaway takes an unexpected turn when his boss secretly assigns him to rescue a failing luxury resort in Mallorca. Undercover, Michael tries to uncover why guests are bailing while keeping the truth from Rebecca, sparking a string of chaotic yet heartwarming mishaps. Directed by Axel Sand, this 2011 German comedy blends classic marital farce with sunny Mediterranean charm, delivering laughs against the backdrop of sun-bleached beaches and a crumbling five-star dream.
As Michael juggles double lives, the film explores themes of honesty, pressure, and the small rebellions that keep love—and careers—afloat. With sharp timing and a cast led by Erdoğan Atalay and Annette Frier, Geister: All Inclusive turns a simple holiday disaster into a surprisingly touching satire of work-life balance.