Am 16. Januar 2025 bringt Paramount Pictures Germany „Leben ist jetzt – Die Real Life Guys“ in die deutschen Kinos. Auf den Filmtagen Köln gab’s schon was zu sehen. Heute wurden der Trailer und erste Szenenbilder veröffentlicht.

Nun gibt es den offiziellen Trailer und erste Szenenbilder der Lieblingsfilm-Produktion „Leben ist jetzt – Die Real Life Guys“, die Paramount Pictures Germany am 16. Januar 2025 in die deutschen Kinos bringt. Es ist die Verfilmung der wahren Geschichte der Geschwister Mickenbecker, die mit allerlei verrückten Experimenten und Challenges als „Real Life Guys“ bekannt und berühmt wurden. Auf den Filmtagen Köln gab es bereits Ausschnitte der emotionalen Coming-of-Age-Geschichte, in der Richard Fuchs, Anton Fuchs, Kya-Celina Barucki, Victoria Mayer, Alexander Hörbe, Michael Schweisser, Amelie Willberg, Samirah Breuer, Serge Mateso, Janina Fautz, Laurenz Lerch mitpsielen. Das Drehbuch stammt von Lynda Bartnik, Toks Körner und Sven Fockner. Regie führten Maria-Anna Westholzer und Stefan Westerwelle.

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★★☆☆☆ Deceit and callousness abound in Sebastian Ko's psychological drama We Monsters (2015). It begins with an effective, open question which Marcus Seibert's screenplay then continues to re-pitch and re-frame throughout its runtime; if your child murdered someone, what would you do? It's an intriguing premise which is regrettably let down by fairly pedestrian treatment. Seibert never really manages to fully engage with the incidental - and more interesting - questions that he raises and as the narrative proceeds down its predictably dark path, it never quite settles on its tone meaning that neither its drama, nor its black-comedy, land the required punches.

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