Lass das, ich hass das

The film follows Beate, a dedicated advocate for endangered animals, who faces a significant challenge when a power station director aims to purchase her home. He believes her property holds valuable mineral resources, but Beate is determined to thwart his plans to safeguard the animals. This comedic narrative unfolds against a backdrop of environmental themes, typical of the era's growing awareness of conservation issues.

Featuring a cast that includes Beatrice Richter, Michael Schanze, and Gunther Philipp, Lass das, ich hass das brings together a blend of humor and social commentary. The film's comedic approach to serious topics makes it a unique entry in the genre, appealing to those interested in both comedy and environmental advocacy. Its 1980s context adds an additional layer of interest for collectors who appreciate films from this period.