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MY DREAM OR LONELINESS NEVER WALKS ALONE

By Roland REBER

WTP INTERNATIONAL GMBH - as DISTR Theatrical, TV, DVD-video, VOD, Airline, GERMANY, World / PROD

Drama - Completed 2007

MY DREAM or LONELINESS NEVER WALKS ALONE is a phantasmagorical excursion into the depth of the soul. In partly oppressively real and partly enchantingly surreal pictures, the MAN (Wolfgang Seidenberg) is zapping through his thoughts like through a television program – the show of life.

- Year of production
- 2007
- Genres
- Drama, Comedy
- Countries
- GERMANY
- Languages
- GERMAN
- Budget
- N/A
- Duration
- 100 mn
- Director(s)
- Roland REBER
- Writer(s)
- Roland REBER, Wolfram KUNKEL
- Cast
- Wolfgang SEIDENBERG, Mira GITTNER, Marina Anna EICH, Antonio EXACOUSTOS, Wolfram KUNKEL, Barbara SCHMIDT, Andreas HEINZEL, Sabrina BRENCHER, Sven THIEMANN, Torsten MÜNCHOW, Charis BERGER, Valentin SEIDENBERG
- Producer(s)
- Patricia KOCH, Marina Anna EICH, Roland REBER
- Synopsis
- The MAN (Wolfgang Seidenberg) flees from the perpetual repetitions of his life, from the expectations set on him, from the involvement in constraints set by him and others. On an abandoned factory site he meets GODOT (Mira Gittner), who is looking for signs in the waste of the city, in the things thrown away from life. Together with GODOT the MAN goes on a journey through the night, the waste of his life and the garbage in his head. Escaped from his monotonous daily routine, the MAN abandons himself to his thoughts; he turns his inside out, passes in review his life in this night and zaps through his life like through the programs of our media landscape – the Show of Life.
  From silent film to talk show, from computer game to educational television – with a critical wink, director Roland Reber not only leads the MAN through his thoughts but also the audience through the mass media entertainment culture.
  “A brilliant, profitable experiment, that raises important questions instead of giving premature answers.” (Blickpunkt:Film)