The Mortal Fortune Trailer (1989)

"Based on a story by Boris Vian "Les Poissons Morts"" 01 January 1989 Fantasy, Drama, Mystery 83 mins

On the basis of the hardy perennial "boss-assistant" relation, "The Mortal Fortune" depicts the passion of worldly existence. The anonymous hero of the story, to which the spectator is introduced, attempts at freeing himself from his enslaved life. He finally has to realize the transience of the creature man and whithdraws from the constraints of worldly existence.

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Cast

Erwin Leder as Assistent

Johannes Weidinger as Boss

Gerhard Swoboda as Controllor

Lisa Luginbühl as Peppergirl

Martin Schellnast as "Living something"

Joe Berger as Subway Driver

Christoph Waltz as Guy on Train (uncredited)

Crew

Michael Synek Director

Matthias Lempert Sound

Andreas Biegler Sound

Toni Zögel Visual Effects

Eliška Štíbrová Editor

Florentina Welley Makeup Designer

Florentina Welley Costume Design

International Titles

Karl und die toten Fische Trailer

Les Poissons Morts Trailer

De døde fiskene Trailer

Śnięte Ryby Trailer

мертвый рыба Trailer

The Dead Fish Trailer

International Releases Dates

Austria 31 March 1996

Belgium 01 January 1989

Brazil 01 January 1989

Canada 01 January 1989

Germany 07 October 1989

Egypt 01 January 1989

Spain 01 January 1989

France 01 January 1990

Italy 01 January 1990

Norway 23 October 2009

Poland 09 October 1991

Sweden 01 January 1990

Production Companies

Mausebär Film

Medardus Film

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