My Blind Date with Life
Rendező:
Marc RothemundOperatőr:
Bernhard JasperSzereplők:
Kostja Ullmann, Jacob Matschenz, Anna Maria Mühe, Johann von Bülow, Alexander Held, Nilamq Farooq, Uwe Preuss, Rainer Reiners, Rouven Blessing (több)Tartalmak(1)
Egy tinédzser fiú, Saliya halálra rémül, amikor orvosai közlik vele, hogy hamarosan elveszti szeme világát. Annak ellenére, hogy mindenki figyelmezteti arra, hogy nézzen szembe élete új korlátaival, ő szilárdan kitart álma mellett, hogy egy luxushotelben dolgozzon. Anélkül, hogy említést tenne vakságáról, egy ötcsillagos szállodában vállal munkát. Kőkemény elszántsággal és akaraterővel, valamint legjobb barátja, Max támogatásával, minden várakozást felülmúlóan teljesít anélkül, hogy színt kellene vallania. Amikor azonban szerelmes lesz Laurába, alapos gondossággal felépített élete letér a megszokott vágányról... (MTVA)
(több)Recenziók (3)
I have to mention that in the past few years, the Germans have done some solid work in the field of comedies. But what I have a problem with is that a good premise and at times really good humor are combined with some out-of-place and absolutely pointless scenes. For instance, in this film, I got to see one absolutely pointless sex scene, and towards the end of the movie, there is bit of a pointless drug craze which – if I was the author – I would have left out altogether. To my liking, the ending of the movie is a bit too much happy-go-lucky, same as the entire movie for that matter and it paints the Germans in different colors that they actually are. All in all, I am OK with that. If I turn a blind eye to all of this, My Blind Date with Life was a very pleasant comedy that was missing only a very few pieces for me to grow to really like it.
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An excellent German drama-comedy that is from my line of work, thus very heart-tugging for me. An almost blind, likeable young man has dreamed of working in a hotel all his life, but because of handicap he is rejected everywhere, so his only chance to get an internship is to hide his disability. The protagonist has to pass four exams (reception, restaurant, bar and kitchen) all set in a 5* star hotel, so if you like gastronomy you’ll be happy as a pig in shit. There are also some funny situations, dramatic moments, a bit of romance and there's also an asshole in charge who can make the atmosphere pretty unpleasant. A great, charming film that is very close to my heart – I went through all those stations myself, so I can't help but give it 5*. 85%
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This solid German film that effectively mixes elements of comedy, romance and drama, benefits in particular from an exceedingly likeable cast and from its premise, which could only have been "written by life itself". Saliya is a man who definitely knows what he wants and goes hard for it, even though the world is constantly throwing sticks at his feet, but the important thing is to pick himself up at every next fall and keep going for his goal. In short, a very sweet and well acted film that makes you laugh and moves you.
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