Eine wen iig, dr Dällebach Kari

Synopsis

Eine wen iig, dr Dällebach Kari is a heartwarming Swiss film released in 2012, directed by Stefan Haupt, that beautifully portrays the life of Dällebach Kari, a beloved yet quirky character known for his singing and distinctive personality. Set against the backdrop of Swiss culture and traditions, the film navigates through Dällebach’s struggles and triumphs as he strives to keep his cherished home and garden alive while spreading joy through his music. The story is infused with humor and emotion, touching on themes such as love, community, and the pursuit of happiness. As Dällebach faces various challenges, he inspires those around him, revealing the impact one person's passion for life can have on a community. This film not only entertains but also evokes a sense of nostalgia and reflection about the importance of connection and belonging. With its vibrant storytelling and rich character development, it stands out as a significant piece of Swiss cinema that resonates with audiences of all ages.

Cast

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  Nils Althaus

  Kari (jung)

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  Carla Juri

  Annemarie Geiser

• Bruno Cathomas

  Erwin Geiser

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  Julika Jenkins

  Hannelore Geiser

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  Fabienne Hadorn

  Stini

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  Hanspeter Müller

  Kari (alt)

Reviews

The film Eine wen iig, dr Dällebach Kari has received an overall positive reception from audiences and critics alike. With a rating of 7.1/10 on IMDb, it showcases a blend of humor and heartfelt emotion. Critics praise the film for its engaging storytelling and the strong performance of Nils Althaus as Dällebach Kari. According to a review from 'Swiss Film', 'Althaus brings a delightful charm to the character, making him both relatable and endearing.' The cinematography beautifully captures the Swiss landscape, adding to the film's overall appeal. On 'Rotten Tomatoes', viewers have commented on the film’s ‘ability to encapsulate the essence of Swiss cultural nuances while delivering a universal message of community and belonging.’ However, some reviewers note that the pacing can lag at times, suggesting a few areas for improvement. Overall, the film resonates particularly well with those familiar with Swiss culture, often leaving them reflecting on their local traditions. It stands as a celebration of individuality within community, earning it praise across various platforms.