Die Liebe hat das letzte Wort

The story follows Robert Senden, a professor of literature who becomes increasingly solitary after the death of his spouse. His housekeeper, Maria, struggles with his pedantic nature. When Maria must leave for family reasons, Robert is tasked with looking after her godchild, Ricky. Unfortunately, Ricky's father, Thomas, ends up in the hospital, prompting Ricky to escape to Italy. Robert pursues him, leading to unexpected adventures in Maria's mother's house.

This film showcases a mix of comedic elements and emotional depth, making it appealing for fans of the genre. The runtime of 85 minutes ensures a concise storytelling experience, typical of early 2000s comedies. With a cast featuring Günther Maria Halmer and Sabine Vitua, the film presents a blend of seasoned actors who bring the characters to life. Collectors of comedy films from the early 2000s will find this title interesting, especially within the context of Austrian cinema.