A Coffee in Berlin

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Alain E @AlainE Jun 20, 2026 I would not say that the situations presented have any interest, the way the movie is emotionally flat. Maybe if I were German I would connect more. As it is, after 45 minutes I turned it off. On Cineverse. See more Abe A @RT14133446 Mar 24, 2024 Good movie, not great. Easy on the eye, not profound but very easy to watch, funny at times. Shades of Woody Allen. One I'd rewatch for pleasure. See more Marcos M @MarcosMendonca May 5, 2023 Great acting, really good portrait of Berlin See more Kevin L @Lakeman Mar 11, 2023 A bit interesting and engaging at times, tedious at others. "A Coffee In Berlin" gives us a nice performance by Tom Schilling as a character I'm familiar with. I've seen quite a few Nicos in my time. The specific qualities he conveys- lost or confused, great indifference, flakiness, forced attempts at interaction- are typical of a lot of this type of slacker guy with little or no sense of real direction or purpose. As I said, though, there is some tedium here. It really seems like a rather jagged, unconnected scenes edited together, though there is some flow when the Julika character is introduced. This is the best stretch of the film for me. Her character is interesting and certainly offers Nico a chance at establishing something real and significant in his life. Who knows what it could lead to? But, he blows that, too. Nice work by Dohnányi, Klawitter, and Hoseman. But the best performance for me was Friederike Kempter's Julika. Kempster brings to life a lithe, lovely, and brimming young woman with sense of nervous joy in life. Nice if uneven. 2.9 stars See more PanProduction T @ChunPan9 Aug 22, 2020 Beautiful movie. Funny, poignant, and poetic. See more Jul 30, 2017 Lots of layers here and all in search of a cup of coffee. See more Read all reviews

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