Essn für ann 2008
When Georg Kaltengruber plans a quiet New Year's Eve at home, his wife Anneliese drops a bombshell: they should recreate the classic British sketch *Dinner for One* in Franconian dialect, livestream it, and even sell tickets.
Director: Thomas Meissner
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Essn für ann (2008) about?
This quirky comedy follows Georg Kaltengruber, who finds himself roped into an impromptu New Year's Eve livestream of *Dinner for One*—but not before his wife Anneliese reimagines the classic sketch in Franconian dialect. What starts as a simple idea spirals into comedic chaos as Georg's butler role clashes with his wife's creative (and wildly inaccurate) retelling of the original plot.
Who directed Essn für ann?
Thomas Meissner directed this offbeat comedy, infusing the film with a blend of slapstick humor and heartfelt charm.
Who stars in Essn für ann?
The main cast includes Volker Heißmann as Georg Kaltengruber and Martin Rassau, who brings the comedic energy to the role of Anneliese.
Is Essn für ann (2008) worth watching?
As a niche comedy with a running time of just 44 minutes, *Essn für ann* offers a delightful, if slightly chaotic, take on a beloved tradition. Perfect for fans of lighthearted, tongue-in-cheek humor and those who enjoy seeing classic sketches reimagined with local flair.
How long is Essn für ann?
Essn für ann runs for 44 minutes.
About Essn für ann (2008) — A Franconian Comedy of Errors You Won't Forget
When Georg Kaltengruber plans a quiet New Year's Eve at home, his wife Anneliese drops a bombshell: they should recreate the classic British sketch *Dinner for One* in Franconian dialect, livestream it, and even sell tickets. Georg, cast as the loyal butler James, soon realizes his wife's memory of the beloved routine is… creative at best. What unfolds is a hilarious, heartwarming disaster as the couple navigates misremembered lines, improvised props, and the sheer absurdity of translating a British tradition into local Bavarian humor.
Director Thomas Meissner crafts a lighthearted comedy that revels in the chaos of domestic ambition versus reality, blending slapstick humor with the cozy charm of a quirky New Year's tradition. With sharp timing and a playful spirit, *Essn für ann (2008)* captures the joy of embracing imperfection while celebrating a timeless classic in unexpected ways.