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Return to the Austrian province: 14 years after the surprise success of "Braunschlag" director David Schalko sends his protagonists again into an absurd-comödiantic chaos. Why the sequel "Braunschlag 1986" delivers a bitterly evil satire to the present and where the format can be seen, Marion Brasch tells us on radioeins.
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Return to the Austrian province: 14 years after the surprise success of "Braunschlag" director David Schalko sends his protagonists again into an absurd-comödiantic chaos. Why the sequel "Braunschlag 1986" delivers a bitterly evil satire to the present and where the format can be seen, Marion Brasch tells us on radioeins.