Realização:
David WnendtArgumento:
David WnendtCâmara:
Jakub BejnarowiczMúsica:
Enis RotthoffElenco:
Carla Juri, Marlen Kruse, Christoph Letkowski, Peri Baumeister, Meret Becker, Axel Milberg, Edgar Selge, Merlin Rose, Ramona Kunze-Libnow (mais)Streaming (1)
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She likes to experiment with vegetables while masturbating and thinks that body hygiene is greatly overrated. She shocks those around her by speaking her mind in a most unladylike manner on topics that many people would not even dare to think of: meet Helen Memel! Helen (CARLA JURI) is a handful for her divorced parents (MERET BECKER and AXEL MILBERG) - yet all she longs for is to see her family reunited. She only feels truly at home with her friend and soul mate Corinna (MARLEN KRUSE), who is her partner in crime as she breaks one social taboo after the other. One day Helen has an intimate shaving accident and ends up in hospital. It is not only the head doctor, Prof Notz (EDGAR SELGE), who considers her an unusual case: she makes waves throughout the hospital with her fierce wit and candid manner. Helen sees a chance to reconcile her parents at her sickbed and finds an ally in her male nurse, Robin (CHRISTOPH LETKOWSKI), who well and truly sweeps her off her feet... (texto oficial do distribuidor)
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Talvez seja uma comédia adolescente revolucionária que ignora as regras do género e serve tudo ao espetador sem censura. Talvez seja um filme revolucionário sobre como crescer numa família disfuncional. Mas em qualquer caso, os dois géneros não funcionam em combinação. Há muito tempo que não estou tão dividido por um filme, porque por um lado é uma comédia excelentemente interpretada e perfeitamente feita que me fez rir em muitos lugares, dizer WTF ativamente em muitos lugares, mas também abanar a minha cabeça em muitos lugares e não compreender o que se passava ou porquê. Por outro lado, nunca vi um filme em que quatro gajos se masturbassem sobre pizza, espalhassem o sémen em câmara lenta, ao tocar «Danúbio Azul» no fundo.
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Explicitness and perversions don't matter, but an attempt at a socially moralizing idyll does. It's a shame that the triggering mechanism for most teenage flings is something as present and banal as parental divorce.
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An interesting film about how it is also possible to perceive one's sexuality and body. It's a viewpoint that's very open, very honest, but at the same time, it tries to be entertaining. I'm sure some people might feel queasy about some of the things the protagonist does here, but why not, if that's how she wants to explore herself?
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