Drei Stunden

Martin (Nicholas Reinke) and Isabel (Claudia Eisinger) are best friends and in love with each other, but the other knows nothing about it. When Martin finally manages to confess his feelings to Isabel, their possible time together seems to have passed before it has even begun. Isabel is committed to the environment and travels to Africa to fight against genetic engineering in seeds. Now they have only three hours left to enjoy their fresh love.

A fine summer comedy; romantic and clever.
BRIGITTE

DREI STUNDEN is congenial summer cinema.
FILMECHO/FILMWOCHE

Boris Kunz capably balances emotional and down-to-earth aspects in his full-length film debut "Drei Stunden". Combined with the urgency that portrayal in real-time entails, a fast-paced, honest and sentimental romantic comedy has emerged.
FILMSTARTS.DE

"Drei Stunden" is, as such, not just evidence for the strength of young German comedic cinema; it is indisputable proof of the fact—the film builds castles in the air then laughs at them, cries over them and is astounded by them. Only so does the seriousness of life seem worth living for.
FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG

 
 
 
Theatrical release
2013/07/25
Runtime
101
Cast
Nicholas Reinke, Claudia Eisinger, Peter Nitzsche, Lucy Wirth, Dietrich Hollinderbäumer uvm.
Director
Boris Kunz
Redaktion
Dr. Claudia Gladzijewski (BR)
Writer
Boris Kunz
Producers
Uli Aselmann
Director of Photography
Martin Niklas
Editing
Rene Loos
Production Design
Markus Dicklhuber
Costume Design
Monika Staykova
Hair and Make-Up
Jelka Hesse, Alexandra Kühne
Funded by
FilmFernsehFonds Bayern
Co-production
Bayerischer Rundfunk, HFF München, Khaled Kaissar (Kaissar Film)
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