Not a Love Song Trailer (1997)

16 October 1997 Comedy 88 mins

While life in a provincial town in eastern Germany near the Polish border has virtually come to a standstill, a dynamic young entrepreneur, his wife, and a laconic, resigned dropout strive to make a new start. But their dreams of revitalizing the region with a train station bistro and spa business fade away in (self-)deception, hangovers, and small escapes.

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Cast

Anna Thalbach as Luise

Lars Rudolph as Bruno

Esther Esche as Dagmar

Bruno Cathomas as Truck Driver Pit

Matthias Freihof as Karl

Chajim Koenigshofen as Günther

Cathlen Gawlich as Elsa

Herbert Sand as Seminar Lecturer

Matthias Rott as Dieb

Chajim Koenigshofen as Guenther

Ulrich Voß as Dieter

Iris von Kluge as Susanne

Michael Freerix as Frank

Rainer Winkelvoss

Crew

Jan Ralske Director

Gudrun Ruzicková-Steiner Producer

Jan Ralske Editor

International Releases Dates

Germany 16 October 1997

Production Companies

MDR

Sender Freies Berlin

Luna-Film

Deutsche Film- und Fernsehakademie Berlin (DFFB)

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