Die Oma ist tot (1997)
Grandma Vera travels by bus from a small Polish town to Pinneberg to celebrate her birthday with granddaughter Linda, her husband Lothar and their two children Jan and Christina. Together with Lothar's stuffy, uptight parents, they spend a fun-filled evening. But the next morning, Grandma is dead. Although Grandma Vera actually wanted to lie next to Grandpa Pyotr in her hometown of Kovalov, the family cannot afford an expensive funeral. So there is only one option: to transport Grandma themselves.
Director: Angelo Colagrossi
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Hape Kerkeling as Lothar Brömmer |
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Janette Rauch as Linda Brömmer |
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Michael Benthin as Hubert Köster |
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Dorothea Walda as Frau Schwengel |
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Peter Kern as Herr Eisfeld |
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Gerburg Jahnke as Selma |
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Stephanie Überall as Luisa |
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Rotraud Schindler as Lothars Mutter |
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Gerhard Olschewski as Lothars Vater |
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Isabel Varell as Grenzbeamtin |
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Wolfgang Völz as Grenzbeamter |
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Tana Schanzara as Oma Vera |
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Charles M. Huber as |
| Directing | Angelo Colagrossi | Director |
| Writing | Angelo Colagrossi | Writer |
| Sound | Mick Jackson | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Heidi Endruweit | Editor |
| Art | Jochen Krumpeter | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Uta Freiwald | Costume Design |
| Camera | Udo Franz | Director of Photography |
