Dinner in America

Director: Adam RehmeierUSA 2020106 minutesFSK 18 (unchecked)
Ostentor CinemaSun. 27.09.202013:00
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That is what it is about

Simon is the famous but anonymous singer of a punk band and also has a hell of a time with the cops. So the somewhat fuzzy Patty comes just in time for him. Shelter: Check! But Patty not only has a bird, she also has a big heart for a famous but anonymous singer of a punk band. So big, in fact, that she's been sending him dirty pants pictures as well as letters for years. Maybe she'll meet him one day. But then it's off to the races... and off to the races!

What you should know

What a warm-hearted, weird and wacky coming-of-age film! DINNER IN AMERICA is a declaration of love to all those who don't quite fit in. Rehmeier directs with such passion that it seems as if Wes Anderson and GG Allin had filmed the Juno version of Green Room together. Not only do the sparks fly, but the odd house goes up in flames. With anarchic wit and the right punk attitude: this film is for you!
Original title: Dinner in America
Rights holder: Visit Films
Language: English original version
Cast: Kyle Gallner, Emily Skeggs, Mary Anderson
Film Festivals: Calgary Underground Film Festival, Fantasy Filmfest, Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival, New Zealand International Film Festival, Sundance Film Festival

Direction

Adam Rehmeier had already been working in the film industry for over ten years before he released his first feature film in 2011. He had made a name for himself as a cinematographer and 2nd unit director by then, but immediately destroyed that reputation for some with THE BUNNY GAME. For others, the controversial experimental horror film was an ambitious work that had put a first exclamation mark on Rehmeier's name. DINNER IN AMERICA is his fourth feature film.
Dinner in America, Director

Audience Award

Dinner in America was voted 1st place (4.63 points) in the feature-length category by our audience at the HARD:LINE Festival 2020.

The evaluation was based on a five-point system (1 = Nope!, 5 = Yeah!).

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