Ferdi desperately wants a girlfriend, but he is ugly. One day he meets Jona, who is blind, and for the first time in his life there is hope. What Ferdi doesn't know is that Jona isn't actually blind; she's only pretending. After she dropped out of school and ran away from home, she needed a place to stay, so she pretended to be blind so she could live with her Cousine Cecile in the Home for the Blind. Should Ferdi find out this ugly truth, he is likely to kill himself.
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Cast
Tom Lass
Director
Naomi Achternbusch
Jona
Tom Lass
Ferdi
Clara Schramm
Cécile
Dimitri Stapfer
Björn
Peter Marty
Hauswart
Eva Löbau
Valerie
Katharina Bellena
Verliebte Bäuerin Angela
Franziska Breite
WG-Casterin 7
Bea Brocks
MTU Patientin 1
Anna Brüggemann
WG-Casterin 2
Julius Feldmeier
Moa
Robert Gallinowski
Bauer Hermann
Moritz Grove
WG-Caster 1
Robert Gwisdek
Augenarzt
Karin Hanczewski
Verkehrspolizistin
Fabian Joest Passamonte
Manfred
Paula D. Koch
Krankenschwester
Naomi Krauss
Veronika
Ilinca Florian
Writer
Tom Lass
Writer
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Comments
3 Comments
I didn't have very high hopes for this one but I was pleasantly surprised. It has a sweetly twisted story and some black humour. There isn't a huge amount of depth given to the limited backstory but it works well enough. Acting was good. I believed the sighted Jona was blind in the scenes where she was pretending to be blind. The writing is a bit off kilter but not in a bad way. It's kind of twisted at an angle to the real world. Not a very large angle but it's there. Two things I was a bit put off by. The titular Ugly guy isn't really ugly. Wouldn't call him handsome but he's a long way from making people run away in terror. Secondly, the villain is a bit too villainous. He seems to be malicious for no real reason. The ugly/not ugly part isn't that important to the film really. I mean only a total narcissist never has doubts about their appearance so it's at least understandable. But the lackluster villain does hurt things a bit. Conclusion: Recommended.
