This is part 3 of 5 part "Immenhof series", though it took almost 15 years before part 4 was made. The series aimed at simple family entertainment for during the holiday season, but one wonders whether it had to be that simple as the story of part 3. Part 1 still had a decent story, from part 2 on the story material would be almost non existent. Part 2's story was already weaker than that of part 1, part 3's poor story subject is only how to get guests for the Pony Hotel.
To fill the time the theme "Immenhof" song is repeated a number of times; one would have expected that the composer would have come up with at least one alternative song by now. Hermann Leitner's direction is decent, but what could he have done more with the poor script material. As with the 2 other parts the main attraction lies within the cast: both Heid Brühl and Angelika Meissner whom in the 3 parts we have seen grown up from young girls to young women and Margarete Haagen and Paul Henckels.
There is another regular in this series who I did not mention in my reviews on the first 2 parts: Paul Klinger. But who cares about him?
To fill the time the theme "Immenhof" song is repeated a number of times; one would have expected that the composer would have come up with at least one alternative song by now. Hermann Leitner's direction is decent, but what could he have done more with the poor script material. As with the 2 other parts the main attraction lies within the cast: both Heid Brühl and Angelika Meissner whom in the 3 parts we have seen grown up from young girls to young women and Margarete Haagen and Paul Henckels.
There is another regular in this series who I did not mention in my reviews on the first 2 parts: Paul Klinger. But who cares about him?
