Zwei schräge Vögel

1989
1h 40min

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Götz Schubert and Matthias Wien in Zwei schräge Vögel (1989)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe two computer specialists Frank and Kamminke are not the type of citizens the party likes. Thus they are sent to the landscape where they still find enough stuff to do: They repair the so... Tout lireThe two computer specialists Frank and Kamminke are not the type of citizens the party likes. Thus they are sent to the landscape where they still find enough stuff to do: They repair the software of a western type factory which is currently not working.The two computer specialists Frank and Kamminke are not the type of citizens the party likes. Thus they are sent to the landscape where they still find enough stuff to do: They repair the software of a western type factory which is currently not working.

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ThomasKus

Extremely funny and strangely realistic

This film came out during the time of the fall of the Berlin Wall and poignantly reflects life in East Germany during the late Eighties.

I saw this film in East Germany in 1990 and would rate it as one of the best comedies of its time. There are a lot of insider jokes and a number of scenes that may now look nostalgic but if you woul like to know what life was like on the other side of the iron curtain then sit down, relax and enjoy!

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Best comedy ever and reflection of the political environment in East Germany in autumn 1989

To understand this comedy it is the key to reflect the time it appeared in the movie theaters: early September 1989. East German government is still in it's full power. Peacefull demonstrations in Leipzig were still against the law and east Germans secret police were throwing people into jail for standing up against the authorities.

So someone must have seriously pushed this comedy to the movie theater without authority approval. Which makes this screen gem such a rare thing.

The jokes in this movie are extremely witty. Some need to be thought over more than once or someone with east German decent need to explained. However I'm still surprised how many of the jokes still hit their mark today (e.g. about university administrations).