Kehraus

About This Movie

Kehraus, directed by Hanns Christian Müller, offers a unique blend of comedy and drama, set against the backdrop of a chaotic insurance company. The film follows Ferdinand Weitel, whose mundane life as a forklift driver spirals into absurdity on Shrove Tuesday. The pacing is deliberately off-kilter, mirroring Ferdinand's increasingly frantic attempts to salvage his situation. It captures a certain existential dread wrapped in humor, showcasing the absurdity of corporate life. The performances, especially by the leads, bring depth to the characters, navigating between desperation and dark comedy. The atmosphere feels almost claustrophobic, allowing the audience to experience Ferdinand's mounting anxiety as he faces off against the slick insurance agent, Arno von Mehling. It’s not like your typical comedy; there's a real sense of melancholy woven through the laughs.

Explores themes of corporate absurdity. · Dramatic pacing adds to the comedic tension. · Noteworthy performances elevate the narrative.