The Intangible Joy of Love
Fast-talking, unpredictable and lonely secretary Greta meets struggling butcher Alexander, a closet intellectual and loner, as well. But he resists her unabashed advances and it takes some time to fin…
The Intangible Joy of Love
Fast-talking, unpredictable and lonely secretary Greta meets struggling butcher Alexander, a closet intellectual and loner, as well. But he resists her unabashed advances and it takes some time to find out what they might have in common. Greta is a notoriously lying school secretary and is also loud, spontaneous and unpredictable. Alexander is a bankrupt butcher, a music lover and a closet intellectual who is always concerned about his strict order. At a bus stop, she kisses him on the neck, completely out of the blue, just like that. A mix-up. Or is there a plan behind it? In any case, it is the beginning of an electrifying love story that neither of them had expected five minutes earlier. And no matter how much Alexander may resist, you cannot escape a force of nature like Greta. The inevitable realization: love is always an opportunity that we should all count on. —ADR Das Erste
The Intangible Joy of Love
Comedy,Drama
Film Details
Fast-talking, unpredictable and lonely secretary Greta meets struggling butcher Alexander, a closet intellectual and loner, as well. But he resists her unabashed advances and it takes some time to find out what they might have in common. Greta is a notoriously lying school secretary and is also loud, spontaneous and unpredictable.
Alexander is a bankrupt butcher, a music lover and a closet intellectual who is always concerned about his strict order. At a bus stop, she kisses him on the neck, completely out of the blue, just like that. A mix-up.
Or is there a plan behind it? In any case, it is the beginning of an electrifying love story that neither of them had expected five minutes earlier. And no matter how much Alexander may resist, you cannot escape a force of nature like Greta. The inevitable realization: love is always an opportunity that we should all count on.
—ADR Das Erste.