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Men to Kiss

Country: Germany, Language: German, 83 mins

Original Title

Männer zum Knutschen
  • Director: Robert Hasfogel
  • Writer: Juergen Hirsch; Frank Christian Marx
  • Producer: Udo Lutz; Frank Christian Marx

CGiii Comment

A fairytale - complete with a wicked witch...and some truly terrible dialogue.

It's brainless, juvenile and not particularly funny. That may sound harsh - it is, deservedly so...why do most gay comedies have any sense of reality firmly locked away in the closet???

Erratic, uneven and clumsy - those are the good points.

Inexplicably, Uta's character changes language for no reason...infuriating.

And, with the most painfully protracted ending...Men to Kiss will leave you begging for no more.


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The(ir) Blurb...

The gay couple Tobi and Ernie are being visited by Ernie's old friend Uta. What at first looks like an innocent house-call, turns into an insidious attack on the couple's relationship.

Cast & Characters

Frank Christian Marx as Ernst;
Udo Lutz as Tobias;
Alexandra Starnitzky as Uta;
Sascia Haj as Steffi;
Marcel Schlutt as Leopold;
Marc Hodapp as Barkeeper;
Marcus Lachmann as Rutila;
Ades Zabel as Verkauferin;
Luise Schnittert as Grundel;
Dominik Djialieu as Kurt