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Glückstag

2023•Unknown runtime•

★5.0(1 ratings)

Documentary

Overview

Munich in summer. Pensioner Gerd roams the streets collecting empty returnable bottles. He meets the working, partying and bathing city dwellers as an open and friendly man who always has a funny saying at the ready. But not everyone seems to be well-disposed towards Gerd. Bernhard Wohlfahrter's sensitive short fiction film unobtrusively criticizes society and questions privileges.

Director

Bernhard Wohlfahrter

Writers

Bernhard Wohlfahrter

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Main Cast

Claus-Peter Seifert

Grazyna Scherer

Barbara Elisabeth Bühl

Gisela Schneeberger

Veronika von Quast

Movies

Documentary

Glückstag

2023•Unknown runtime•

★5.0(1 ratings)

Documentary

Overview

Director

Bernhard Wohlfahrter

Writers

Bernhard Wohlfahrter

Watchlist

Main Cast

Claus-Peter Seifert

Grazyna Scherer

Barbara Elisabeth Bühl

Gisela Schneeberger

Veronika von Quast

Eli Wasserscheid

Ferdinand Hofer

Bernadette Leopold

Johannes Berzl

Tobias Schacht

Full Crew

Direction

Director: Bernhard Wohlfahrter

Writing

Screenplay: Bernhard Wohlfahrter

Production

Producer: Bernhard Wohlfahrter

Music & Sound

Sound Designer: Stefan Möhl
Sound Recordist: Vladislav Hadjiev
Music: Paul Plut

Cinematography

Director of Photography: Samuel Zerbato
Director of Photography: Lea Dähne

Editing

Editor: Bernhard Wohlfahrter
Editor: Jonas Riedinger

Costume & Make-Up

Costume Design: Eva Kapeller

Keywords

short film

Did You Know?

The film was directed by Bernhard Wohlfahrter.

The screenplay was written by Bernhard Wohlfahrter.

Cinematography was handled by Samuel Zerbato.

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Rating

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Movie Information

Original Title:

Glückstag

Status:

Released

Language:

Deutsch

Country of Origin:

Germany

Production Companies:

Hochschule für Fernsehen und Film München