Der Sturz

Der Sturz (1979)

Film adaptation of the last part of Martin Walser's "Kristlein Trilogy": After the perpetually failing intellectual Anselm Kristlein had to make a living as a sales representative and advertising copywriter in "Halbzeit" and became a writer in "Das Einhorn" (filmed in 1977 by Peter Patzak), he now tries his hand as the owner of a pinball arcade in Munich, loses his wife's fortune, and returns to Lake Constance in a chaotic state of mind.

Date de sortie
1979-01-18
TMDB
7.0 / 10 (1)
Durée
1 h 43 min
Genres
Drame
Réalisateur
Alf Brustellin

Distribution

Anecdotes

Der Sturz is a 1979 West German drama film directed by Alf Brustellin, starring Franz Buchrieser and Hannelore Elsner. It portrays a failed intellectual who loses his wife's inheritance on gambling, partying and a poor investment in pinball machines in Munich, before he moves home to Lake Constance and brings his drinking buddies with him. The film is based on the novel Der Sturz, which is the third part in the Anselm Kristlein trilogy by Martin Walser.

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