But when he is on screen, he is fun and memorable as always, like early on during the phone conversation, in this flashback scene with the bad guy and also in the end in the car, again with the bad guy. However, having seen many of these films, I must say that Schwarz's screen time was not that much this time. A mix of comedy and crime seems to be his strength as he is fun to watch in both film series. Another would be Simon Schwarz, who is otherwise mostly known for co-starring next to Hader in the Brenner movies. Bloéb is one of several Austrian influences on this Bavarian-themed movie. The latter is played convincingly scary by Gregor Bloéb and the Russian roulette moments are certainly edge-of-seat material. This time, Eberhofer has to deal with his girlfriend's plans to go to Italy, loud and annoying music, Birkenberger's usual shenanigans, his dad and his dad's new buddy (who is at the same time targeted by the killer) and last but not least a psychopath doctor who manages to flee during a prisoner transport. The comedy is really similar in all of these and while there are some moments and sequences that did not work out completely, I must say I enjoyed it too overall. I think it is safe to say that if you enjoyed the previous two films, then you will also appreciate this one here.
Schweinkof aldente english movie#
The big screen that is and this is exactly where this movie belongs.
The director is once again Ed Herzog and he is also one of the several people adapting Rita Falk's novel for the screen here. This one came out last year and runs for slightly over 90 minutes if we're including credits. "Schweinskopf al dente" is already the third installment of the crime/comedy film series starring Sebastian Bezzel as Franz Eberhofer.
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