Fette Welt (1999)
They kiss and they fight, they love and they kill each other: Hagen Trinker and the others, bums and junkies, men and women. They live in Munich, under the bridge, in the shell of a building. Sometimes an armchair is their home, sometimes a newspaper is their mattress. But mostly they are on the move anyway, on the street, in shopping arcades, at the train station - without a destination and without illusions. Then Julia joins them, 15 years old, who has run away from home - a princess, as one of the clique says. Hagen falls in love with her. A fairy tale begins, and the next moment it is already over. But now Hagen is ready to fight once more: he simply has to find Judith again...
Director:
Jan Schütte
Writer:
Klaus Richter
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Jürgen Vogel as Hagen Trinker |
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Julia Kravitz as Judith (als Julia Filimonow) |
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Lars Rudolph as Edgar |
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Sibylle Canonica as Liane |
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Thomas Thieme as Gustl |
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Ernst Stötzner as |
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Ursula Strätz as |
| Writing | Klaus Richter | Screenplay |
| Sound | Laurent Petitgand | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Renate Merck | Editor |
| Writing | Helmut Krausser | Novel |
| Production | Peter Herrmann | Producer |
| Directing | Jan Schütte | Director |
| Writing | Jan Schütte | Writer |
