Nichts geht mehr

About This Movie

Nichts geht mehr is this quirky slice-of-life comedy that dives into the chaotic world of young teens. The film captures that awkward yet relatable phase of adolescence with a refreshing honesty. Böder’s direction brings an easygoing vibe, allowing the humor to unfold naturally without feeling forced. The pacing is pretty laid-back, which feels right for the subject matter; it mirrors the meandering, sometimes aimless days of youth. Performances are genuine, especially from the younger cast, who embody their roles with an authentic charm. There's a certain rawness to the dialogue that feels very real, and you can almost feel the spontaneity of each scene. It’s a nice look at the little dramas of teenage life without all the melodrama.

Focuses on adolescent themes · Strong performances from young cast · Casual, relatable humor