Goodbye Berlin

Synopsis

Goodbye Berlin, a film released in 2016 under the original title Tschick, follows the story of two teenage boys, Maik and Tschick, who embark on a road trip across Germany in a stolen car. The duo finds themselves escaping from their troubled lives and exploring the landscapes and people they encounter along the way. As they navigate through adventures and challenges, a unique bond forms between the two as they come to terms with their own identities, friendship, and the meaning of freedom. Goodbye Berlin beautifully captures the essence of youth, friendship, and the transformative power of unexpected experiences.

Cast

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  Tristan Göbel

  Maik Klingenberg

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  Anand Batbileg

  Tschick

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  Mercedes Müller

  Isa

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  Anja Schneider

  Klingenberg's Mother

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  Uwe Bohm

  Klingenberg's Father

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  Udo Samel

  Teacher

Reviews

Goodbye Berlin, also known as Tschick, received positive feedback from critics and audiences alike. IMDb rates the film 6.9/10, while Rotten Tomatoes gives it a solid 67% approval rating. Variety praised the performances of the young leads, calling them 'charming and authentic,' and highlighting the film's ability to evoke both laughter and poignancy. The Hollywood Reporter commended the cinematography and soundtrack, noting that they enhance the road trip narrative and capture the essence of adolescent escapades. The Guardian lauded the film's coming-of-age themes, describing it as a 'refreshing and heartfelt take on teenage friendship and self-discovery.' Goodbye Berlin has been celebrated for its genuine portrayal of teenage emotions and its ability to resonate with audiences of all ages.