
Erbgut 2013
In *Erbgut* (2013), director Matthias Zuder crafts a poignant short drama that follows Max, a young man traveling with his pregnant girlfriend Lina, as a sudden phone call disrupts their journey.
Director: Matthias Zuder
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Erbgut (2013) about?
Max and his pregnant girlfriend Lina are traveling together when Max receives an unexpected call from his grandfather, who demands to meet him one last time before an imminent departure. The short film delves into Max's emotional turmoil as he confronts family expectations and the passage of time.
Who directed Erbgut?
Matthias Zuder directed *Erbgut* (2013), bringing his signature sensitivity to this intimate drama.
Who stars in Erbgut?
The film features Christian Friedel, Luise Helm, Horst Westphal, Peter G. Dirmeier, and Rolf Becker in key roles.
Is Erbgut (2013) worth watching?
While its IMDb rating is unrated, *Erbgut* (2013) is a compelling short drama that lingers in the mind. Zuder's direction and the strong performances make it a rewarding watch for fans of atmospheric, character-driven storytelling.
How long is Erbgut?
The film has a runtime of 18 minutes.
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About Erbgut (2013) — A short drama of family urgency and emotional farewells
In *Erbgut* (2013), director Matthias Zuder crafts a poignant short drama that follows Max, a young man traveling with his pregnant girlfriend Lina, as a sudden phone call disrupts their journey. The call comes from Max's grandfather, who insists on seeing him just before an impending departure—leaving Max grappling with unresolved family ties and the weight of impending fatherhood. Set against the backdrop of a quiet, emotionally charged road trip, the film explores themes of legacy, urgency, and the fragile connections that bind generations.
Zuder, known for his nuanced storytelling, delivers an atmospheric and understated narrative where every glance and silence speaks volumes. With a runtime of just 18 minutes, *Erbgut* (2013) packs a punch, blending drama with a touch of existential tension. Christian Friedel and Luise Helm lead the cast with raw, authentic performances that anchor the film's emotional core.