My Parents Trailer (2003)

13 November 2003 Drama, Comedy 18 mins

Marie has a problem. She has met the man of her dreams. But he desperately wants to get to know her parents, which wouldn't be so bad had Marie not told him her parents were still madly in love, cool, tolerant, and the contrary to petty bourgeois. But Marie's parents are anything but that. Lydia and Erhard, both in their early fifties, have been a couple for more than 25 years. Their marriage seems fizzled out, daily routine has long caught up with them. For some time now, they've been sleeping in separate rooms. Everything is tidy, philistinism reigns supreme. In panic, Marie goes to see her parents to prepare them for their visitor...

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Cast

Teresa Harder as Lydia Schönfeld

Dagmar Leesch as Marie Schönfeld

Barnaby Metschurat as Julian

Gustav Peter Wöhler as Erhard Schönfeld

Crew

Neele Vollmar Director

Maggie Peren Writer

International Releases Dates

Germany 13 November 2003

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