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Move (2012)

Move poster
Original title
3 Zimmer/Küche/Bad
Directed by
Dietrich Brüggemann
Genre
comedy film
Country
Germany
Runtime
1h 58m
Rated
0
Rating
6.4 of 10 from 54 voters
Elsewhere
IMDb

How it feels

A group of eight friends in their late twenties navigate messy flat-shares and temporary jobs in Berlin. The story follows siblings Philipp, Wiebke and Swantje as they deal with unrequited love, uncertain careers and shifting relationships.

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What happens

Move (German: Drei Zimmer / Küche / Bad; lit. 'Three Rooms / Kitchen / Bath') is a 2012 German comedy film directed by Dietrich Brüggemann. The film revolves around eight friends in Berlin in their late twenties who try to find a perspective on their lives during constant moves between flat-shares and small part-time jobs. The focus is on siblings Philipp, Wiebke and Swantje. Philipp wants to be a photographer and has been in love with Dina for a long time, but she only sees him as a good friend. Dina shares a flat with Wiebke, who after endless internships finally lands a real job. Wiebke has her eye on Michael, who, however, only wants a "friendship-based" relationship. Philip's best friend Thomas does everything in his power to pursue a career as a graphic designer, and as a result he increasingly neglects his relationship with Jessica. Then there is Maria, who still lives in Freiburg, but is just waiting to finally move in with Philipp in Berlin. Meanwhile, Swantje lives in Stuttgart and maintains contact with the "metropolis" Berlin, mainly by phone. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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