MarkusBussmann

Did the movie appeal to you and you somehow did not always understand why? What is behind the characters, why were the characters played as they are? How much thought was put into developing each character? How do you put the 80s in scene and make it look and feel like the "Wall Street 80s"? All of these questions are answered in an exciting way by this documentary, therefore I can only recommend to watch (usually part of the DVD) it if you found the movie interesting. And also great to see how often certain scenes had to be played again and again and again to make you believe what many people say: Good movie making is indeed very, very hard work.

Can you understand Austrians? Can you understand Germans? Well, I'm a German and I have problems to understand the Vienna dialect presented in this great murder mystery. But reading the subtitles you hopefully understand the all black humor behind it and the joy the actors take from it. And it's such a terribly suspenseful storyline! Well, I did not only laugh out loud many times, I really learned something of my neighbor country which I usually perceive to be so similar to us Germans, but indeed now I better understand that there are not only small differences, they are really originals themselves and this was a great lesson to learn.

Next to great actors I would like to point out that "Sofa Surfers" provided an extremely useful soundtrack to increase the suspense. This cooperation was used again for the new movie Silentium, the new murder mystery written by author Wolf Haas. This one is even darker than "Komm,süsser Tod" (translates something like "Come, sweet death" -J.S. Bach Choral) and I would warn the audience if they have problems to deal with the realism in this one already - it may not be a lot of fun for you then....it might be your next nightmare!