Swissmade

Synopsis

Swissmade is a comedic film following the misadventures of a German family on vacation in Switzerland. Directed by Rolf Lyssy and starring Herbert Herrmann, the movie showcases the cultural clashes and humorous situations that arise as the family navigates Swiss customs and traditions. With stunning Swiss landscapes as the backdrop, viewers are taken on a journey filled with laughter, heartwarming moments, and unexpected twists. As the family's vacation unfolds, they find themselves in amusing scenarios that test their relationships, perspectives, and understanding of each other. Swissmade is a delightful comedy that explores the universal themes of family, travel, and the discovery of new cultures.

Cast

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  Herbert Herrmann

  (segment "Alarm")

• Henri Noverraz

  The Anarchist (segment "1980 - der Neinsager")

• Elsa Shorecka

  (segment "1980 - der Neinsager")

• Clélia Babaiantz

  (segment "1980 - der Neinsager")

• Jean-Louis Cornuz

  (segment "1980 - der Neinsager")

• Franck Jotterand

  (segment "1980 - der Neinsager")

Reviews

Swissmade has garnered mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its lighthearted humor and charming performances, while others found its comedy to be too slapstick. The Guardian commented that 'Swissmade offers a delightful escapade into the picturesque Swiss countryside, where the comedic timing of Herbert Herrmann shines through.' On the other hand, IndieWire criticized the film for its reliance on stereotypical humor and lack of depth in character development. Despite the contrasting opinions, the consensus remains that Swissmade provides an entertaining watch for those looking for a fun and feel-good movie. IMDb users have awarded it a rating of 6.5/10, reflecting the diverse reactions to this Swiss comedy.