Alle Zeit der Welt
Oct 21, 2011 · 1h 29m
Director
Andrea KatzenbergerOverview
The small watchmaking workshop in the province is all that Rudolf owns. Here he brings timepieces of all kinds to run, while his own life is at a standstill. This changes with the visit of his brother Klaus, who demands the beneficial part of the business. In order to prevent the imminent sale of the old-established shop, Rudolf resorts to the white lie. He spends his colleague Karina as his pregnant bride. Because a newly founded family can not escape the economic basis! In this comedy, Katja Weitzenböck and Johannes Herrschmann fall so in love with each other that time stands still.
Cast of Alle Zeit der Welt
Crew of Alle Zeit der Welt
Andrea KatzenbergerDirector
Maureen HerzfeldWriter- Martin KlugerWriter
- Frank KaminskiProducer
- Claudia RittigExecutive Producer
- Rolf WappenschmittExecutive Producer
- Marco UggianoDirector of Photography
- Melanie WerwieEditor
Uwe BünkerCasting- Marion HaackCasting
- Susanne DieringerProduction Design
- Riccarda Merten-EicherCostume Design
- Uwe GriemSound Mixer
- Gregor ArnoldSound Re-Recording Mixer
Juliane BrummundMakeup Artist
About Alle Zeit der Welt
What is Alle Zeit der Welt about?
The small watchmaking workshop in the province is all that Rudolf owns. Here he brings timepieces of all kinds to run, while his own life is at a standstill. This changes with the visit of his brother Klaus, who demands the beneficial part of the business. In order to prevent the imminent sale of the old-established shop, Rudolf resorts to the white lie. He spends his colleague Karina as his…
When was Alle Zeit der Welt released?
Alle Zeit der Welt was released on October 21, 2011.
How long is Alle Zeit der Welt?
Alle Zeit der Welt runs 1 hour 29 minutes (89 minutes).
Who directed Alle Zeit der Welt?
Alle Zeit der Welt was directed by Andrea Katzenberger.
Who is in the cast of Alle Zeit der Welt?
The cast of Alle Zeit der Welt includes Katja Weitzenböck (Karina Beckmann), Johannes Herrschmann (Rudolf Wohlgemuth), Heikko Deutschmann (Klaus Wohlgemuth), Diana Körner (Traudl Sebald) and Michele Oliveri (Herr Fechner).