Movie Title : Alle Anderen (Everyone Else) Release Date : Apr 9, 2010 Wide Genre Movie :Drama,Romance,Art House & International,Comedy
Mpaa Rating : Unrated
Actors :Birgit Minichmayr,Lars Eidinger,Hans-Jochen Wagner,Nicole Marischka,Mira Partecke,Atef Vogel,Paula Hartmann,Carina Wiese,Laura Zedda,Claudio Melis
In this edgy comedy drama from director Maren Ade, Chris (Lars Eidinger) and Gitti (Birgit Minichmayr) are a couple whose relationship has more than its share of ups and downs; she works as a publicist for a rock group whose career is going nowhere in particular, while he's an architect who hasn't been able to persuade anyone to build one of his designs just yet. While Gitti's career isn't much, it's enough to give her head-of-the-household status, to Chris' chagrin. Chris and Gitti are spending some time at his well-to-do family's summer home in Sardinia, and they seem to be getting along relatively well until they meet another couple vacationing nearby, Hans (Hans-Jochen Wagner) and Sana (Nicole Marischka). Hans is an architect like Chris, but unlike Chris his career is in high gear, while Sana is a well-respected artist. Hans isn't afraid to display his alpha-male status in their relationship, and Chris' attempts to emulate him add to the tension between him and Gitti, while she isn't sure what to make of a couple who seem so outwardly happy. Alle Anderen (aka Everyone Else) was an official selection at the 2009 Berlin International Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Like Cassavetes' A Woman Under the Influence, Ade's film is as unpredictable and ambiguous as it is raw.Rob Nelson-Minneapolis Star Tribune
It's about private, emotional phenomena: the tiny tremors and imperceptible shifts that bring a couple closer together or drive them apart, almost without their noticing.
Wesley Morris-Boston Globe
This is a film that will surely try the patience of some, but there's wisdom here: jagged shards of wisdom, at the very least.
Steven Rea-Philadelphia Inquirer
Resolutely odd, near static at times and yet strangely effective, Everyone Else goes nowhere in particular, but then that's the point.
Tom Long-Detroit News
It's an impressive achievement: The film reveals things about each person's inner world, and how it looks to the other, without making us feel as if we're lost in a house of mirrors.
Walter V. Addiego-San Francisco Chronicle
All that's certain is that we're getting to know these two characters exceptionally well and that their tics and flaws are as recognizable as our own.
Dan Kois-Washington Post
Notable for its realism ... striking in its simple relatability.
Jeffrey Chen-ReelTalk Movie Reviews
It has some stiffness around the edges, but its emotional truth is beyond reproach.
Tim Brayton-Antagony & Ecstasy
...there are some authentic moments as this charts the drip, drip, dripping dissolution of a romance.
Josh Larsen-LarsenOnFilm
They are uncomfortable together, even more uncomfortable with themselves when they are alone. They are also awkward with their friends. Have I left anything out?
Robert Roten-Laramie Movie Scope
Engrossing, talky, intimate romantic drama.
Dennis Schwartz-Ozus' World Movie Reviews
Don't be fooled by the eye-candy..the interpersonal wars being fought on a micro-scale in this film are as intense as anything in Restrepo or The Hurt Locker.
Sarah Boslaugh-Playback:stl
If you haven't been in this relationship, then you surely know someone who has: Chris and Gitti are as recognizably human as a glance in the morning mirror, and just as strangely distorted.
Marc Savlov-Austin Chronicle
Maren Ade's sophisticated, incisive storytelling relies not on screaming matches but on the leads' marvelous attunement to each other, the ways in which they snag on the barest flickers of intimated feeling in each other's performances.
Nick Davis-Nick's Flick Picks
Is this Germany's answer to the American "mumblecore" movement? When the digital-video-shot "Everyone Else" (2009) begins, we have no idea who the attractive, young couple front and center are, what they do for a living or where they are, for that matter.
James Verniere-Boston Herald
Maren Ade's moody character study evokes such classics as Voyage to Italy, Knife in theWater, and L'Avventura in its romantic ennui...
Peter Keough-Boston Phoenix
Director-writer Maren Ade creates a true "men are from Mars, women are from Venus" story
Robin Clifford-Reeling Reviews
...one of the best dissections of a male/female relationship that has ever been committed to film.
Laura Clifford-Reeling Reviews
Well-acted, beautifully shot and unpardonably tedious
Corey Hall-Metro Times (Detroit, MI)
She's needy, he's mean, they gradually get on each others' nerves. And we get to watch. Filmmaker Ade is a talent to keep an eye on.
Kelly Vance-East Bay Express
Everyone Else is a rare movie that concentrates more on genuine characters and emotions more than it does visual style.
Jeffrey M. Anderson-Combustible Celluloid
A painfully incisive portrait of a young German couple whose seemingly passionate union gets sorely tested while on holiday in Sardinia.
Beverly Berning-culturevulture.net
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While on a Mediterranean vacation, a seemingly happy boyfriend and girlfriend find their connection to one another tested as they bond with another couple.TagLine Alle Anderen (Everyone Else)
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