Liebling, lass uns scheiden

Synopsis

Liebling, lass uns scheiden is a 2010 Swiss-German comedy directed by Rolf Lyssy, starring Marco Rima. The film delves into the complexities and humorous aspects of marital relationships as it follows the story of a couple grappling with the decision to separate. Through relatable situations and witty dialogues, the narrative explores the ups and downs of love, communication, and the challenges that arise when trying to move on. The film combines light-hearted comedy with dramatic moments to paint a realistic yet entertaining picture of marriage and divorce, engaging audiences with its mix of laughter and emotional depth.

Cast

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  Marco Rima

  Oliver Klaus

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  Esther Schweins

  Franziska Klaus

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  Mark Keller

  Maik Tischendorfer

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  Andrea Zogg

  Willi Gremlich

• Nadja Brenneisen

  Anna Klaus

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  Stefan Gubser

  Dr. Anton Sondheim

Reviews

Critically, Liebling, lass uns scheiden received mixed to negative reviews. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 5.2/10, indicating a lukewarm reception from audiences. Some reviewers appreciated Marco Rima's performance, noting that his comedic timing added charm and levity to an otherwise conventional storyline. However, critics pointed out that the film suffers from a predictable plot and uneven pacing. For example, some noted that the humor occasionally felt forced and the script lacked originality, which affected overall engagement. The film did not garner significant reviews from major aggregators like Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic, suggesting limited international exposure. User comments often highlighted that while the premise was relatable, the execution was somewhat clichéd and did not fully exploit the potential for exploring the complexities of the subject matter. Despite these criticisms, the film found modest appreciation among audiences who enjoy domestic comedies centered on relationships.

See also

Child's Play 3

The Good Shepherd

Julieta

Fantomas