Tuvalu (1999)
Directed by Veit Helmer

Comedy / Drama / Romance

Film Synopsis

An employee in a rundown swimming pool, Anton is a strange and fanciful person. By resorting to his colourful imagination, he manages to convince his blind father that the pool is a great success. Unfortunately, his brother intends to pull down the building so that he can speculate on the property market...

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Film Credits

Director: Veit Helmer
Script: Michaela Beck, Veit Helmer, Lyudmila Merdzhanska
Cinematographer: Emil Hristow
Music: Goran Bregovic, Jürgen Knieper
Cast: Denis Lavant (Anton), Chulpan Khamatova (Eva), Philippe Clay (Karl), Terrence Gillespie (Gregor), Catalina Murgea (Martha), E.J. Callahan (Inspector), Djoko Rosic (Gustav), Zlatina Todeva (Old Woman), Todor Georgiev (Policeman), Georgi Kishkilov (Homeless), Petar Evangelatov (Homeless), Evgeni Jermanov (Homeless), Blajo Nikolic (Homeless), Krikor Hugasjan (Homeless), Alexander Dikov (Homeless), Yuli Toshev (Homeless), Yordan Bikov (Homeless), Ivo Georgiev (Chauffeur), Valeri Nikolov (Trainer), Gaiane Chetchian (Fat Girl)
Country: Germany
Language: None
Support: Black and White / Color
Runtime: 101 min

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