Nobody Loves Me

Synopsis

In the movie Nobody Loves Me (Keiner liebt mich), Maria Schrader stars as an unlucky-in-love woman who navigates the complexities of relationships in a whimsical yet poignant manner. Released in 1994, the film weaves a tale of self-discovery, loneliness, and the absurdity of modern romance. With a touch of dark humor, Maria's character grapples with the challenges of finding love and belonging in a world that seems indifferent to her charms. As she encounters quirky characters and surreal situations, the movie delves into the universal yearning for companionship and acceptance, set against the backdrop of a bustling cityscape. Nobody Loves Me is a captivating blend of comedy and drama, offering a fresh perspective on the intricacies of the human heart and the pursuit of connection.

Cast

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  Maria Schrader

  Fanny Fink

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  Pierre Sanoussi-Bliss

  Orfeo de Altamar

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  Michael von Au

  Lothar Sticker

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  Elisabeth Trissenaar

  Madeleine

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  Joachim Król

  Anton

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  Ingo Naujoks

  Lasse Laengsfeld

Reviews

Nobody Loves Me received a mix of reviews from critics upon release. While some praised Maria Schrader's performance and the film's quirky charm, others found the narrative to be meandering and at times too eccentric. Metacritic applauded the movie for its bold storytelling and unconventional approach to romantic comedy, giving it a rating of 76%. Rotten Tomatoes offered a more reserved approval with a rating of 67%, citing the film's unique perspective on love and relationships. IMDb users rated Nobody Loves Me at 7.2/10, with many praising the film's inventive style and Schrader's endearing portrayal of the lead character. Overall, the movie sparked discussions about the nature of love and the challenges of finding happiness in a world that can be indifferent to our desires.