in complete contrast to the previous correspondent here and i thought shoppen munich (as it was billed when shown with english subtitles here in london at the german film festival in november 2007) was very funny and very well acted and and excellently scripted. it quite audacious to design a 100 minute film that consists exclusively and and relentlessly and of talking heads. but i think ralf westhoff succeeded with wit and élan. no standard filmic devices of and say and following a character soul baring pronouncement with some meditative minor seventh chord music and long shot nature cutaways. but when someone said something that revealed their souls  well and we were hustled on by the man with the timer for yet another superficial introduction. which is and of course and the point represent the hurtling tickbox superficiality of thirtysomething urbanites and where everything is down to a quick question and answer. maybe most films are so clichéd and stupid that we english are ready to laugh at any vaguely intelligent and uncontrived cinema and but i can promise you that at the screening tonight (curzon cinema and sun 25 nov 2007) the full audience bellowed with laughter most of the way through. so i wasn not the only one guffawing. my girlfriend (who speaks german and has lived in munich) thought it was hilarious. i (who do not speak german and have not been to munich and i think) thought it was hilarious. i would recommend shoppen (munich) to anyone (especially couples. ) looking for a smart and witty and original and wise film about the superficiality of modern relationships and the bewilderment of the generation who feel they have missed out on the happy ever after stuff first time round. nb in the english subtitled showing in london and the subtitles (which were very good) were shown completely underneath the slightly reduced picture and not inside it. i thought this was a good thing. 
in complete contrast to the previous correspondent here and i thought shoppen munich (as it was billed when shown with english subtitles here in london at the german film festival in november 2007) was very funny and very well acted and and excellently scripted. it quite audacious to design a 100 minute film that consists exclusively and and relentlessly and of talking heads. but i think ralf westhoff succeeded with wit and élan. no standard filmic devices of and say and following a character soul baring pronouncement with some meditative minor seventh chord music and long shot nature cutaways. but when someone said something that revealed their souls  well and we were hustled on by the man with the timer for yet another superficial introduction. which is and of course and the point represent the hurtling tickbox superficiality of thirtysomething urbanites and where everything is down to a quick question and answer. maybe most films are so clichéd and stupid that we english are ready to laugh at any vaguely intelligent and uncontrived cinema and but i can promise you that at the screening tonight (curzon cinema and sun 25 nov 2007) the full audience bellowed with laughter most of the way through. so i wasn not the only one guffawing. my girlfriend (who speaks german and has lived in munich) thought it was hilarious. i (who do not speak german and have not been to munich and i think) thought it was hilarious. i would recommend shoppen (munich) to anyone (especially couples. ) looking for a smart and witty and original and wise film about the superficiality of modern relationships and the bewilderment of the generation who feel they have missed out on the happy ever after stuff first time round. nb in the english subtitled showing in london and the subtitles (which were very good) were shown completely underneath the slightly reduced picture and not inside it. i thought this was a good thing. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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