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Good Bye Lenin!

2003 [GERMAN]

Action / Comedy / Drama / Romance

Good Bye Lenin!

2003 [GERMAN]

Action / Comedy / Drama / Romance

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91% TOMATOMETER · 108 reviews

93% AUDIENCE · 50K ratings

7.7/10 · 161.1K

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tragicomedy husband wife relationship coma bureaucracy police state berlin wall

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Plot summary

Alex Kerner's mother was in a coma while the Berlin wall fell. When she wakes up he must try to keep her from learning what happened (as she was an avid communist supporter) to avoid shocking her which could lead to another heart attack.

Director

Wolfgang Becker

Top cast

Jürgen Vogel as Das Küken

Michael Gwisdek as Klapprath

Alexander Beyer as Rainer

Armin Dillenberger as Bankangestellter

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

1.09 GB

1280*714

German 2.0

Subtitles

24 fps

2 hr 1 min

Seeds 23

2.24 GB

1920*1072

German 5.1

Subtitles

24 fps

2 hr 1 min

Seeds 73

Comments 8

MRDarling69 595 days ago

This is a briliant movie

Saqa_uola 666 days ago

Good movie. Too bad it ended up being "Lenin's revenge"...

KingMarley 1961 days ago

Thanks you

edskt_ 2385 days ago

I hope it burns in hell sitting on the devil's lap forever

waltdewalt 2386 days ago

Great movie! Thanks, Freeman!

illy_owo 2386 days ago

Goodbye Lenin and never come back!

taimur 2386 days ago

Thanks Freeman for your hard work in keeping us entertain, bless u :)

mehedi970 2386 days ago

Genre should have Biography, History instead of Comedy, Drama, Romance. I have found nothing funny in this movie. A serious topic and master class direction. Thanks FREEMAN.

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7 / 10

Daniel Brühl is on good form here in

CinemaSerf

Daniel Brühl is on good form here in this entirely far-fetched but enjoyable drama. He and his sister “Ariane” (Maria Simon) live in East Germany with their…

Daniel Brühl is on good form here in this entirely far-fetched but enjoyable drama. He and his sister “Ariane” (Maria Simon) live in East Germany with their proud citizen mother (Katrin Sass) who has just been awarded a special medal for her socialist public-mindedness. The thing is, it is 1989 and the whole Honecker regime is beginning to totter. People are on the streets and one of them just happens to be “Alex”. When he gets himself apprehended by the police on the street, she tries to intervene but only manages to end up in a coma. He is promptly released and for a while he and his sister and her boyfriend have to live their lives whilst she breathes through hospital tubes. Then, some months later, she wakes up. The doctors have advised that she should be kept rested and peaceful, and so her kinder decide that maybe now is not the best time to tell her that the Berlin Wall is now a pile of rubble and the Trabant she has longed for could now be a VW! How on Earth can they keep such momentous developments from the woman, especially when it’s all that is on the television Well that’s where he recruits the help of her nurse/his girlfriend “Lara” (Chulpan Khamatova) and his creative pal “Denis” (the frequently scene-stealing Florian Lukas) and next thing she is eating the same old stuff, the flat is restored to it’s 1980s look and somehow they are managing to rig the news broadcasts so all they report are the glories of the DDR. How long can they keep it up, though? Sooner or later she is going to want to go outside, or even look out of the window. Although the whole thing does border on the preposterous a bit, it does ask just how far we would go to shield a loved one from stress and trauma, and as the antics get more and more daft Brühl steps up to the plate entertainingly. It also doesn’t shy away from addressing the issues facing a population that had hitherto relied up the state for so much, and that now had to fend for itself in a much more obvious dog-eat-dog fashion. This is especially exemplified when their currency is to be merged with the Deutsch Mark and they can’t find her savings! By creating such ridiculous scenarios, this quite comically shows up the absurdity of dogmatic politics and, to a certain extent, of family too and Bernd Lichtenburg’s sharp script gives just about everyone some powerfully natural dialogue to make us laugh and think. In the end, though, it’s all about Brühl and he delivers. This is worth a couple of hours.

8 / 10

Small but perfectly formed

Asa_Nisi_Masa2

Last night I watched it for the second time. I'd seen it at the cinema two years ago, then last night my boyfriend, who hadn't seen it, decided to rent it. I…

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