First of all let me start by saying that the title of this film is quite embarrassing. It means roughly: one more word and I will marry you. The director/writer trio is fairly experienced in terms of television productions, but nothing they've done is really known or super-lauded. The female lead character is played by Anica Dobra. I saw her not too long in "Ein Sommer in Paris", a schmaltzy, horrible romantic comedy. Admittedly, this film here is not as bad. It's not particularly good either though. Except Ricky Müller, who gives an okay performance, none of the actors is really convincing. And the script is pretty weak too, at times even downright bad, for example when the filmmakers tried to make a connection between single moms and the lead character. One particularly embarrassing scene was her crying attack when the "father" does not even care for the names of the kids very early in the film. Or the whole money vs. love argument. Most of the dialogs are not good at all. It's all 100% in the audiences face and there is no such thing as subtlety in this movie.
A woman becomes pregnant with the help of a sperm bank and 17 years later she finds the man who is the father to her two kids, a tattoo artist. However, she is with another guy by now who is, of course, neither liked by her kids nor by her best friend. So, yeah, the story is that she keeps falling in love more and more with the biological father of her two children and at the end they are getting together of course. Very predictable.
All in all, it's not a good film and I can't recommend it. These 90 minutes do not suck in its entirety, but there are not many positive factors. The only thing I can think of is that, at least, they did not create a storyline where Dobra's characters accidentally meets Müller's character.
A woman becomes pregnant with the help of a sperm bank and 17 years later she finds the man who is the father to her two kids, a tattoo artist. However, she is with another guy by now who is, of course, neither liked by her kids nor by her best friend. So, yeah, the story is that she keeps falling in love more and more with the biological father of her two children and at the end they are getting together of course. Very predictable.
All in all, it's not a good film and I can't recommend it. These 90 minutes do not suck in its entirety, but there are not many positive factors. The only thing I can think of is that, at least, they did not create a storyline where Dobra's characters accidentally meets Müller's character.
