Soloalbum 2003
"Love, Sex and Cough Syrup"
Set in the vibrant mid-'90s Berlin music scene, *Soloalbum (2003)* follows Ben, a passionate young editor at a renowned German music magazine, as he navigates the messy aftermath of a breakup.
Director: Gregor Schnitzler
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Soloalbum (2003) about?
Soloalbum dives into the chaos of a young music editor's life after his girlfriend leaves him in the mid-'90s. Determined to go solo, Ben's personal and professional world collides in a series of awkward, heartfelt, and often hilarious missteps as he tries to move on.
Who directed Soloalbum?
Gregor Schnitzler helmed Soloalbum, bringing a sharp, character-driven sensibility to this Berlin-based romantic comedy-drama.
Who stars in Soloalbum?
The film stars Matthias Schweighöfer as Ben, Nora Tschirner as his ex, alongside Oliver Wnuk, Christian Näthe, and Lisa Maria Potthoff in key roles.
Is Soloalbum (2003) worth watching?
Soloalbum shines as a charming blend of romance and comedy, anchored by Matthias Schweighöfer's winning performance. Its nostalgic '90s Berlin setting and relatable themes of heartbreak and self-discovery make it a solid pick for fans of the genre.
How long is Soloalbum?
Soloalbum runs for 89 minutes.
About Soloalbum (2003) — A Breakup Comedy with a '90s Berlin Soundtrack
Set in the vibrant mid-'90s Berlin music scene, *Soloalbum (2003)* follows Ben, a passionate young editor at a renowned German music magazine, as he navigates the messy aftermath of a breakup. Directed by Gregor Schnitzler, this darkly comic romance captures the raw, introspective energy of a man determined to piece his life back together—alone. With a sharp eye for nostalgia and a soundtrack steeped in the era's indie spirit, the film blends heartache with humor as Ben's romantic misadventures unfold. Expect witty dialogue, relatable struggles, and a tone that's equal parts tender and tongue-in-cheek.
Starring Matthias Schweighöfer as the lovably flawed Ben and Nora Tschirner as his ex, the chemistry between the leads drives this emotionally layered story. As Ben leans into his new solo life—complete with questionable life choices and a dash of self-sabotage—*Soloalbum* becomes a bittersweet anthem for anyone who's ever picked up the pieces of their heart after love falls apart.