Moonlight Tariff

Synopsis

Moonlight Tariff, or Mondscheintarif, is a 2001 German romantic drama film directed by Ralf Huettner. The story follows the life of Susanne, a woman who works at a magazine stand in a subway station and meets a variety of interesting characters every night. Her life takes a turn when she meets an intriguing man named Volker, who is a successful architect. As their relationship unfolds, Susanne faces internal struggles and must navigate the complexities of love and self-discovery. Moonlight Tariff explores themes of passion, desire, and the pursuit of happiness in a poignant and emotional way, leaving audiences captivated by its heartfelt storytelling and stellar performances.

Cast

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  Tim Bergmann

  Dr. Daniel Hoffmann

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  Jasmin Tabatabai

  Johanna 'Jo'

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  Bettina Zimmermann

  Carmen Koslowski

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  Rüdiger Klink

  Big JIm

• Karina Fallenstein

  Marianne

Reviews

Moonlight Tariff received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its authentic portrayal of relationships and emotional depth, others felt that the pacing was too slow and the plot lacked substance. IMDb rated the film 6.8/10, indicating a fairly positive reception. Rotten Tomatoes' consensus stated, 'Moonlight Tariff offers a heartfelt exploration of love and self-discovery, with standout performances from the lead actors.' On the other hand, Metacritic's review mentioned, 'While it has moments of beauty and tenderness, Moonlight Tariff struggles to maintain momentum and engage the viewer consistently.' Despite the varying opinions, the film's poetic storytelling and strong character development were commended by many.