The Last Drop - A Roadmovie ( Der Tropfen - Ein Roadmovie )

The Last Drop - A Roadmovie (DVD) (*)

$30.99

Original Title: Der Tropfen - Ein Roadmovie
Screened, competed or awarded at:
Other Film Festival Awards

Language Selections:
English ( Subtitles )
French ( Subtitles )
German ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )
Polish ( Subtitles )
Russian ( Subtitles )

Product Origin/Format:
Germany ( PAL/Region 2 )

Running Time:
108 min

Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen (1.78:1)

Special Features:
Interactive Menu
Scene Access

Movie filmed in 2014 and produced in:
Germany ( Germany, Central Europe )

Directed By:
Matthias Kubusch
Robert von Wroblewsky

Written By:
Robert von Wroblewsky
Matthias Kubusch

Actors:
Hans Brückner ..... Verfassungsschtzer
Winnie Böwe ..... Sabine Haberlein
Werner Daehn ..... Verfassungsschtzer
David Emig ..... Rainer Bender
Christina Emig-Könning ..... Hedda
Matthias Freihof ..... Pfarrer Brhl
Hannelore Koch-Minetti ..... Marlis
Cornelia Lippert ..... Inge
Florian Martens ..... Rainers Vater
Robert Rating ..... Marktplatz-Gang-Anfhrer
Pierre Sanoussi-Bliss ..... Fossy
Walfriede Schmitt ..... Roswitha Bender
Fee Schnittker ..... Rainers Schutzengel
Harald Schrott ..... Andreas
Maria Thomas ..... Marlene
Franziska Troegner ..... Schwester Marina
Karsten Troyke ..... Rabbi Rebbe Deutschmann
Pascal von Wroblewsky ..... Mireille Adie
Jörg Zirnstein ..... Enrico Haberlein

Synopsis:

Nobody would hit on the idea, that a normal guy like Rainer from the German province would want to build a bomb and bring it to Berlin. A feature film about a men who beliefs he must call the world to order.

Rainer experiences his life as a chain of abasements. Life looked good in 1989. He had a finished education, work in sight and a girl friend in the wake, but then his sketch out way is suddenly interrupted by the fall of the Berlin Wall. Since than he is stuck in his hometown Thuringia, tends his bedridden mother sacrificially and lives off social support or minimum wage jobs. Rainer is stuck, he is bound and tacked. Void starts to fill him up. The frustration of the abasements and failures gathers within him. Drop by drop. And he's mask begins to crack. Rainer wanted an ordered Life, a clear world and finds chaos and hopelessness. He feels that the world can only be put in order with a fire signal and decides to build a bomb to set an example. He stows it in the bag of his moped on which he delivers pizza for the local Mc-doner-pizza-shop. He hits the road through several cities on his way to Berlin, goes over Weimar, Jena, Apolda, Naumburg and Leipzig until he reaches the capital. Rainer meets his own history on this trip. For example his father, an old DDR- official, who never cared about him, his first real puppy love, an old schoolfellow, who used to bully him and wears a big hat for the National Democratic Party (NPD) now and some more people. Finally he arrives at Berlin and finds himself in a flat-sharing community. He falls in love with a young women, in who he sees all he has ever searched for: an ordered Life! She does not fit at all into the anarchistic group of people of the flat-sharing community. Originally from the province, she is down-to-earth and lives a structured life. Rainer gives up his plan and begins to build up a middle class future for both of them. But as an enormous misunderstanding takes place, he gets thrown off the track again, the last straw is finally drawn. He primes the bomb and drives it to the Brandenburg Gate, were the annual New Year's Eve party is just starting…

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 10 June, 2015.

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