Das Wilde Leben

On the upside, the film is energetic, easy to sit through for those with a mild interest in the period and all the poster boys sift in and out for some hilarity. Meanwhile Bornhak has either little understanding of the events, or doesn't care, as a result every character witin (including the lead) are caricatures and poses, and the purpose of the film ends up going through some checkpoints.

It doesn't really offer enough insight into the lead to feel like a genuine biopic, but I can think of worse things than spending 2 hours with a globetrotting, doing-drugs-with-Jagger Natalia Avelon I mean hoo boy. [DISCLAIMER: exposure to Das Wilde Leben may cause strong sensations of Regret About Not Having Done Enough Fun Stuff In Your Boring-Ass Life. Consult your physician to see if Das Wilde Leben is right for you.]

15.5.2015

Mildly interesting biopic and portrait of the late 1960s and early 1970s has difficulty holding interest for the duration.

"If most of the film locates Obermeier's quest for freedom in a series of surprisingly drab drug-fueled hookups, then the final section generates slightly greater interest by suggesting an alternate route of exploration." - Andrew Schenker

For my money the man who cast Uschi has an excellent insight into male drive.