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Toni Erdmann

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Toni Erdmann

Jul 14, 2016

2h 42m

★ 7.0

Life is just passing by...

Overview

Convinced that his daughter has forgotten how to laugh, a father shows up unannounced while she's living abroad and bombards her with outrageous jokes.

Genres

Comedy

Drama

Production Companies

Komplizen Film

KNM

Missing Link Films

Coop99 Filmproduktion

HiFilm Productions

MonkeyBoy

Toni Erdmann Trailers

Cast

Sandra Hüller

Ines

Sandra Hüller

Peter Simonischek

Winfried / Toni

Peter Simonischek

Michael Wittenborn

Henneberg

Michael Wittenborn

Thomas Loibl

Gerald

Thomas Loibl

Trystan Pütter

Tim

Trystan Pütter

Ingrid Bisu

Anka

Ingrid Bisu

Hadewych Minis

Tatjana

Hadewych Minis

Lucy Russell

Steph

Lucy Russell

Victoria Cociaș

Flavia

Victoria Cociaș

Alexandru Papadopol

Dascălu

Alexandru Papadopol

Victoria Malektorovych

Natalja

Victoria Malektorovych

Ingrid Burkhard

Annegret

Ingrid Burkhard

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