The Four Of Us Du Sie Er Wir 2021 Germany

MOVIE INFORMATION

Movie Name: The Four Of Us Du Sie Er Wir

Director: Florian Gottschick

Cast: Nilam Farooq,Paula Kalenberg,Jonas Nay,Louis Nitsche,Tim Oliver Schultz,Paula Paul,Janina Elkin,Emma Riegel,Nora Huetz,Manuel Ossenkopf.

Edited By: Christoph Dechant

Music By: Jonas Nay,David Grabowski.

Distributed By: Netflix

Release Date: 2021-10-15

Release Year: 2021

Country: Germany

Available Language: German

Budget: Not Expose

IMDB: 5.4

Box Office: Not Expose

Genre Main: Comedy

Genre Full: Comedy, Drama, Romance.

Filming Company: Red Pony Pictures powered by Saxonia Media Filmproduktion

Official Site: https://www.netflix.com/title/81350337

Picture Color: color

Sound Mix: N/A

Picture Quality: 720p

File Size: 1GB

Story Line: After a four-week partner swap, two couples meet again in a remote beach house and discover that everything has changed. Suddenly, their feelings are put to the test, their life choices and expectations are reevaluated.3. The Four of Us is a relationship drama involving two couples: the aspiring young journalist Janina (Nina) and her husband Ben, a struggling actor; and Janina's best friend Maria and Maria's boyfriend, the estate agent Nils. Four weeks previously, the four had agreed to a partner exchange, whereby Janina lived with Nils, and Maria with Ben, with an understanding that there should be no intimacy. The aim was that each should learn more about what they really want in a relationship. As the film opens, they gather at a holiday house by the beach on the North Sea to discuss their experiences. It soon becomes apparent that all four of them have broken the no-sex rule, and it appears that Ben and Maria are in love, and Janina is pregnant from Nils. Over the next two days they try to find a way of moving forward, other truths emerge, and it becomes clear that all of them have changed in their feelings and expectations of love. I need to just start by saying the Jonas Nay is hilarious and half the reason I enjoyed The Four Of Us was his performance. All four actors do well; their physical acting especially was impressive, as shown in tedious glory during a several-minute staredown. But seriously, come for Nay’s comedy alone. Of course, stay for the rest of the film because, despite a premise that sounds like a kitschy rom-com, it’s actually a smart drama that just happens also to be pretty funny. The four characters in the film all began their four-week experiment clearly with their own problems, individually and as couples. So when they all broke their one rule—no sex—it is immediately apparent the weekend is about to go poorly. But the film isn’t about those four weeks. It takes place solely on the weekend afterward. No flashbacks. Just the here and now. And so when it gets past all the explosive news bombs of the first act, and you’re left wondering where on earth the story might go from there, you’re left with a completely creative drama and no expectations to have fulfilled.