Men To Kiss

a really wonderful comedy
I just saw the film at the filmfestival in washington. Oh my god, I have to say it's really amazing.

Fresh and funny, this hilarious and touching german film is a fast-paced comedy about how opposites attract.

Serious-minded Earnest has arrived in Berlin to begin his new job at a prestigious bank and a new life in the big city. That new life includes meeting and falling in love with flighty, unpredictable performance artist Tobias. Everything goes well until Earnest's friend Uta arrives, turning an innocent visit into an insidious attack on their relationship.

The story is unpredictable, the acting is excellent (the three leads Frank Christian Marx, Udo Lutz and Alexandra Starnitzky have a perfect chemistry) and the music is classical "hollywood" style. In washington it was a real crowd pleaser.

As I heared the company TLA Releasing is bringing the film to america in 2013.

Watch out for this really lough-out-loud comedy with sexy...

Brilliant walk through comedy from Germany!
I waited with vast anticipation for this movie to come out on DVD ever since I saw and watched the trailers etc as I am a huge fan of foreign film... I was NOT disappointed in the slightest. This film is a maze of fun with some touching moments, it is a colourful journey through the lives of Earnest and Tobi which undulate and romp with a very fresh funny direction.

If you want an alternative jolly which seeps comedy and is an easy on the eye viewing then this is the film for you. I truly recommend it! Fabulous!

German-style joie de vivre
Ernst is a bit conservative. Toby is flamboyant. But it's love at first sight and the two men can't get enough of each other. Ernst believes they are soul mates. But then Ernst's old friend Uta comes to town. If she can't have her gay friend to herself, she's determined that no one else will.

Soon she's plotting to destroy their relationship. But then, Toby, fully aware of the threat to his happiness, has friends of his own. And they know how to get even.

This delightful romp bubbles over with joie de vivre. Frank Christian Marx as Ernst also wrote, produced, and stars. If this is a vanity production, then please give me more of the same! And what delicious eye candy Herr Marx is! He gets wonderful support from Udo Lutz as the campy Tobias, and Alexandra Starnitzky as the beautiful but diabolical Uta.

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