User Reviews

Are there any clichés in this movie? Of course, and they are used perfectly to create a hilariously funny, heartwarming (and at times heartbreaking) story about typical and not so typical heterosexual and homosexual behavior. Some hardliners may be offended by the open and unusual approach, but I enjoyed the original take on the subject. I can, however, understand if homosexual viewers are not content with the ending - in such a story/situation there will always be a faction that is unhappy, however, I thought the ending tried to achieve as much harmony and justice for everybody as possible, which might not be too realistic, but was a perfect ending to a movie that just tried to entertain, be emotional, maybe even raise some tolerance in any direction and plead for open-mindedness. And in addition: great performances by Franka Potente, Steffen Wink, and everybody else. Who can not laugh when Lorenz tries to hide his identity by wearing a blanket over his head/body while holding Ninas baby (also under the blanket) and his gay friend assumes that this is how heterosexual men try to compensate for not giving birth themselves?!! Hilarious!