Man kann nicht alles haben

The film follows Graz lawyer Brigitte, who discovers that her daughter Anna-Lena plans to marry Richie, her childhood sweetheart and a rock star. Determined to stop the wedding, Brigitte teams up with Richie's son Michael to hatch a plan. However, Michael does not fit Anna-Lena's ideal, leading to a series of comical situations.

With a runtime of 93 minutes, "Man kann nicht alles haben" showcases the charm of a city comedy, or "stadtkomödie." It features a talented ensemble cast, including Fritz Karl, Marie-Luise Stockinger, and Aglaia Szyszkowitz. Their performances contribute to the film's humor and complexity, offering a unique take on family relationships and romance in a modern context.

Directed by Michael Kreihsl, this film highlights the comedic elements intertwined with serious themes of love and familial obligation. Its setting in Graz adds a distinct cultural backdrop, making it appealing for those interested in European cinema.